Helping you keep track of your stuff
"Stop asking 'Honey, where's my...?' Chestly remembers so you don't have to! Easily catalog and find your stuff with this smart organizer app. With Siri integration, your items are just a question away. Perfect for forgetful folks and busy households."
Hey Product Hunters! 👋 I'm excited to introduce Chestly, an app born from a personal need and developed into something I hope can help many others. As a solo developer, I often found myself asking, "Where did I put that thing?" One too many frustrated searches later, I decided to create a solution. That's how Chestly was born – a simple, intuitive app to keep track of all your belongings. When RevenueCat announced their Ship-a-ton challenge, it was the push I needed to transform Chestly from a p
This launch is so exciting! I can't wait to try it out and finally say goodbye to those endless searches around the house! 🙌
This is exactly what I need when I move to a new apartment next time. I could use this to know in which box can I find this and that. It could save a lot of time. Do you plan to release the app on other platforms as well? Like android or making just a webapp?
This is such an innovative solution for anyone who constantly misplaces things. The Siri integration is an amazing touch being able to locate items just by asking is genius. Excited to see how this app evolves it’s definitely going to save a lot of time for busy households.
Hey Viennnarz, I love the idea of finding my lost things easily, but does Chestly have a history or tracking feature? For example, can it show me the last few places I’ve stored certain items or when I last updated the location? That would be next-level for forgetful folks!
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