Make room.
Map your home your way. Kitchen pantry, top-left cabinet, second shelf. As specific as you need.
Kitchen / Pantry / Shelf 2
A little less “where is it?”
A home for
everything.
The extra toothpaste. The last can of beans. That thing you know you bought.
Know what you have—and exactly where it lives.
Try it for yourselfIn development for
iPhone, iPad & Android
iPhone, iPad & Android
Scan it.Stow it.Find it.
YOUR HOME, A LITTLE MORE ORGANIZED
A place, down to the shelfKitchen · Pantry · Upper leftShelf 2
Buy what you need.Use what you have.Find what you’re looking for.
A simple habit. A clearer home.From grocery bag
From grocery bag
to the right shelf.
Give every shelf, drawer, and cabinet a name. Then make keeping track part of putting things away.
Scan & stow.
Scan a product barcode and choose its spot. Action labels make adding, moving, and using items quicker.
Add here + product barcode
Know what’s there.
See quantities, find a location, and keep an eye on dates you enter. No more opening every cabinet.
Olive oil · 2 bottles · Shelf 1
Take a look aroundYour home.
Your home.
At a glance.
Try a sample pantry. Search for an item, use one, or move it to another spot.
Interactive demo · sample data only · resets on reload8items on hand
4different products
3sample spaces
Everything in its place. Try using or moving an item.
More than a pantry listLittle details.
Little details.
Everyday relief.
Built around real homes, where the same product can be in more than one place.
Down to the drawer
Rooms, cabinets, shelves, and drawers. Locations that make sense to the people who live there.
Dates, when they matter
Add an expiration or best-by date from the package. Skip it for things that don’t need one.
A quicker way to put away
Product barcodes and printable location labels help connect each item with its home.
The whole picture
See package sizes, quantities, and where stock lives. Food lookup helps when a barcode is recognized.
Made for a shared homeDifferent people.
Different people.
Same pantry.
We’re building household sharing so putting groceries away and taking the last one out can stay in sync—even when different people do it.
The family planIN DEVELOPMENT
01
Your own account
Each person signs in separately.
02
One shared household
Invite family to the same inventory.
03
Everyone knows where
The same locations, quantities, and dates.
Family sharing is in early testing. Android is planned.
A few things you might be wondering
Good questions.
Can I download WhereWeStow yet?
WhereWeStow is in development. The iPhone and iPad app is being tested, and Android is planned. Public App Store and Google Play downloads are not available yet.
Is it only for food?
No. The idea is to keep track of everyday household supplies too—cleaning products, toiletries, paper goods, and the extras tucked away in cabinets.
Will every barcode be recognized?
Not every one. Food lookup can suggest a product name and package size when a match is available. Unrecognized items can be named manually and remembered for next time.
Can a barcode tell me the expiration date?
A standard retail barcode usually identifies the product, not the date on that particular package. In WhereWeStow, you enter the package date yourself, or skip it.
Do I need a separate barcode scanner?
The iPhone or iPad camera is the starting point. Dedicated scanner support is planned for later testing.
Is this demo connected to my home?
No. This website demo uses made-up inventory in your browser. It does not sign you in, upload an inventory, or connect to the mobile app. Reloading the page resets it.