Remember where things are.
You put something down. You forget where it went. You tear the house apart looking for it. Again. IPUTHA fixes that in three taps — no typing, no forms, no friction.
$9.99 · one-time purchase · no subscription · private by design
The name finishes the sentence you're already saying in your head:
Your keys, your bag, your meds. Whatever you're always losing.
On, in, next to, under, behind. The little word that makes it findable.
Kitchen bench, hook by door, the car. Logged the instant you tap.
No confirm button. No forms. Because if it's any harder than that, you won't do it — and neither would I. Tap the item again later and it tells you exactly where it is.
Most reminder apps assume you'll stop, think, and type. That's exactly the moment an ADHD brain checks out.
IPUTHA is built around a single, satisfying gesture you can do without breaking stride — a little blip · blop · bloop as each tap lands. Every entry is kept, so you also get a full history of everywhere something has been.
Six icon packs — soft & rounded, cat lover, multicolor, minimal and more. Prefer emoji? Use those. Or snap a photo of your actual keys and bag — nothing is faster to recognise than the real thing.
Get a nudge the moment you arrive home, or if you've been home a while without logging anything. Both are optional, both are configurable, and neither will nag you beyond what you set.
It's the reminder to log — so future-you doesn't have to go hunting.
Pick the items and share a plain-text list of where your things are — perfect for a carer, partner or support person. It goes straight to Messages; no app required on their end.
Ships with sensible defaults, then bends to your life. Add, rename, recolour and reorder anything. Turn off smart sorting if a moving layout throws you.
Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-up, no tracking — nothing ever leaves your phone.
Your data lives on your phone. Location is used on-device for local reminders, never collected.
Download and go. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log into.
$9.99 once. No subscription, no ads, no upsells you didn't ask for.
"I was diagnosed with ADHD at 53. That's five decades of losing things and assuming I was just careless. I wasn't — my brain just doesn't file things the way other brains do. IPUTHA is the app I needed my whole life."
You don't have to remember everything. You just have to remember where to find it. — Andy
IPUTHA is out now on iPhone. $9.99, one-time — built for ADHD and memory difficulties, and anyone who's ever lost their keys.
Download on the App Store