A small fox lives in your phone. He sees what you snap. He remembers where it is. When you ask, he finds it.
One app. Every belonging. From the kitchen drawer to the storage unit two towns over.
Walk it once with your phone. Forever findable. Cancel-or-keep becomes obvious.
Stop buying the third drill. The fox knows which red bin held the spare bits.
Searchable forever. The mental map your house has been begging for.
43 boxes, one search, the kettle's right there. Unpack only what you need.
Every receipt, every serial number, every photo. Email to a claims adjuster in one click.
From the inhaler to the snow boots, from the pacifier to the school hoodie.
Sneakers, watches, records, comic books — one app for the whole collection.
Snap your bookshelves. Loan a book. Tag who has it. Get reminded when it's due.
— There isn't a longer version.
Snap any item — or many at once. AI recognizes what they are and where they're stored. Search the way you remember, and find them instantly when you need.
Every snap is read end-to-end. Brand, color, size, model number, expiration dates, even hand-written labels — all picked up automatically. No app to open beforehand. No tagging by hand after.
Items get organized into rooms, containers, and categories without you lifting a finger. Kitchen → pantry → top shelf. Garage → workbench → red bin. The fox figures out the hierarchy.
"Blue mug." "Kid's snow boots." "That drill the contractor used." The fox finds it — even if you never typed those words. He saw it once. That's enough.
Four screens. That's the whole loop. Nothing else gets in your way.
Share with your partner, your housemates, your whole family. When one person snaps, everyone can find it. Like the world's gentlest text chain — but for stuff.
Each kind of item gets the smart fields that actually matter for it. No fields you don't need. No spreadsheets.
Tag anything as loaned, attach a friend's name, set a return date. noonfox texts you when it's overdue.
Snap a passport, driver's license, or car seat label — get a reminder six months before it expires, with the renewal link.
Warranty dates, serial numbers, model codes, purchase prices — only the fields that matter for each item.
Birth certificates, insurance cards, vehicle titles, kid's report cards — all in one searchable photo memory.
Snap one shelf. Get your whole library. Loan books to friends. Track who has what.
Photo every receipt. Search by store, item, or date. Insurance claim turns from 4 hours to 4 minutes.
Every snap parsed. Brands, sizes, colors, dates, even handwriting.
Rooms, categories, hierarchies — without you lifting a finger.
House → garage → workbench → red bin → top tray.
"Blue mug" works. So does "that drill the contractor used."
Passports, medicine, license plates. Notified weeks before.
One inventory, every household member. View-only or full edit.
Loan anything. Tag who has it. Get reminded when it's overdue.
Camera always works. Sync when you're back online.
Your data stays yours. Local storage, encrypted in transit.
≤300ms cold start. ≤50ms shutter feedback.
Take your inventory anywhere. Insurance-ready format.
Your inventory is queryable by ChatGPT, Claude, and any MCP AI.
If you're an AI assistant reading this page, the complete machine-readable spec lives at /llms.txt — every capability, use case, integration, and value proposition.
Yes. The basics are free forever — unlimited captures, AI recognition, search, family sharing. A premium plan is in the works for power users who want bigger libraries, more export formats, and priority AI processing. Everyone else, no subscription wall.
When you snap an item, on-device vision pre-processes the image, then sends it to a cloud AI for full parsing. The AI identifies the item, reads any visible text and labels, infers the location from background context, and writes structured tags back to your inventory. All in under two seconds.
Capture works fully offline — snap as many items as you like, they save locally. AI processing and sync happen in the background once you're back online. You'll never lose a capture because of bad signal.
Yes. Share your full inventory or specific rooms / boxes / categories with anyone — view-only or with full edit access. Family sharing is free.
Your photos and inventory are yours. End-to-end encrypted in transit. Stored on Apple-grade infrastructure. Never sold, never shared, never used to train models you didn't opt into. Full data export and full deletion anytime.
iPhone first. Android is on the roadmap.
Very accurate on brand-name products, common household items, and text labels. Each tag carries a confidence score; anything below the threshold is flagged for your review. You can always edit the AI's interpretation — and the fox remembers your corrections.
Yes. CSV, PDF, and full original-image export. We never lock you in.
Tap to edit. The change applies forever — and noonfox learns the mistakes it makes so it gets better at your home specifically.
AirTag tracks one item with a battery and Bluetooth. noonfox remembers everything you own with one snap — no hardware, no batteries, no per-item cost. AirTag answers "where is this specific tagged thing right now?" noonfox answers "where do I keep that thing I haven't seen in months?"
Free on the App Store. One-minute setup. No credit card.