IPUTHA Support

I put the… keys… on… the kitchen bench.

IPUTHA logs where you put things in three taps, so you don't have to remember. Below are answers to the most common questions. If yours isn't here, just email me — a real person replies.

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Get in touch:

barefootgeek@me.com

Include your iPhone model and iOS version if you're reporting a problem — it helps me help you faster.

How do I log where something is?

On the main screen, tap the item (WHAT), then how it's placed (HOW), then the location (WHERE). Three taps and it's logged — no typing.

How do I find something later?

Tap the item again and its last known location appears right beneath it. You can also tap a location to see everything currently left there, or open History for the full record.

Something moved — how do I update it?

Tap the item to show its location, then tap Move — or just long-press the item — and log the new spot in three taps.

Can I use my own icons?

Yes. When adding or editing an item you can choose from icon packs, pick any emoji, or take/choose a photo of the actual item — often the fastest thing to recognise.

How do the reminders work?

They're optional and off by default. You can have IPUTHA nudge you to log your items when you arrive home, or after you've been home a while without logging. Turn them on in Settings → Reminders.

Does it work without internet? Is my data private?

Yes and yes. IPUTHA works fully offline. Everything stays on your device — no account, no sign-up, nothing collected or transmitted. See the privacy policy for details.

Can I share where my things are with someone else?

Yes. Tap the share button to send a plain-text list of your current item locations to a partner, carer or support person — they don't need the app.

How do I add, edit or remove items and locations?

Go to Settings → Manage. From there you can add new items, locations and operators, edit their icon, colour and label, or delete ones you don't use.

Still stuck? Email barefootgeek@me.com and I'll get back to you.