Google Photos, but for your stuff
Know where all your crap is.
Where did I put the drill? Do I already own one of these? What’s in that box?
Snap it. We’ll remember.
- Cordless drill Garage › Pegboard
- Holiday lights Garage › Shelf 2 › Blue bin
- Enamel mug Garage › Shelf 2
- Tape measure, 25 ft Garage › Workbench
- Phone charger ×3 Keep 1?
Three steps. About ten seconds.
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Snap
Take a photo of the thing. One item, or a whole shelf, one after another.
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AI fills it in
Snapcrap names it and writes a description you can search later. Fix anything it gets wrong.
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You say where it lives
Pick a spot, nested as deep as your storage goes. Now it’s findable.
What it does all day
Your camera roll has Google Photos. Your stuff has this.
Point, shoot, done. Snapcrap writes the name and description so you don’t have to.
Say where it lives once, down to the bin. Search tells you exactly where to look.
Take something out and Snapcrap checks in later, so the catalog doesn’t drift.
It spots look-alikes across your whole catalog, so you stop buying a fourth one.
It points out what you never use and what’s cheap to rebuy, so letting go is easy.
It nags. Nicely.
Little check-ins that keep the catalog honest, without turning it into a chore.
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You took the drill out Tuesday. Where’d it end up?
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3 phone chargers. Keep 1?
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Haven’t touched the bread maker in 2 years. Donate it?
Start free. Upgrade when your stuff does.
Every plan gets the AI naming, places, reminders, duplicate finding, and decluttering. The difference is how much you can keep.
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Free
$0
Enough to catalog a closet or a garage shelf and see how it feels.
- Up to 50 photos
- AI names and descriptions
- Search, places, and reminders
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Recommended
Plus
$5 / month
or $50 a year (2 months free)
- Add up to 1,000 new things a month
- Room for about 15,000 photos
- One user
- Everything in Free
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Coming soon
Something bigger
For whole households, serious collectors, and anyone with a storage unit they don’t like to talk about.
- Keep every photo at full quality
- More powerful AI models
- More room, and more new things each month
Questions, answered
Who can see my photos?
Only you. Your catalog is private to your account, and nobody else can browse it.
Snapcrap never sells your photos or personal information, and never uses them for advertising. We use AI to name, describe, and search your things, and that’s the only thing your photos are for.
Everything you add belongs to you. Delete any item and its photos go with it.
What can I use it on?
Anything with an up-to-date browser. Snapcrap is a web app: open it on your phone and add it to your home screen, and it works like any other app, camera included. It works on a computer too, for when you want to tidy up on a bigger screen.
How much does it cost?
Free for your first 50 photos. After that, Plus is $5 a month, or $50 a year if you pay annually, and lets you add up to 1,000 new things a month with room for about 15,000 photos. See plans.
How do I get in?
We’re letting people in a few at a time. Tap Get the app, leave your email, and we’ll send your invite when there’s room.
Already have an invite code? Sign up with it here. Look for “Have an invite code?”
What if the AI gets it wrong?
Edit it. The AI fills in a first draft. You can rename anything, rewrite the description, or retake the photo.
Stop looking for stuff. Start finding it.
Start with one drawer. You’ll be surprised what’s in there.