IPUTHA

You put something down. You forget where it went. You tear the house apart looking for it. Again. IPUTHA fixes that in three taps. Tap what you put down. Tap how you put it there. Tap where you put it. Done. No typing. No forms. No friction — because if it's any harder than that, you won't do it, and neither would I. The name finishes the sentence you're already saying in your head: "I put the… keys… on… the kitchen bench." WHY IT'S DIFFERENT 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. Three taps and the location is logged. Tap the item again later and it tells you where it is. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Log any item's location in three taps • Tap a logged item to instantly see where it is • Tap a location to see everything you've left there • Long-press or hit "Move" to update something that's shifted • Share a plain-text list of where your things are — for a carer, partner or support person, no app required on their end • Full history of everywhere something has been MAKE IT YOURS • Six icon packs: clean, illustrated, cat lover, kawaii, multicolor and more • Use emoji as icons • Or snap a photo of your actual keys, your actual bag — nothing is faster to recognise than the real thing • 16-colour palette, light and dark themes • Optional reminders: a nudge when you get home, or if you've been home a while without logging PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your device. No account. No sign-up. No tracking. Nothing leaves your phone. A NOTE FROM THE MAKER I'm Andy. 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.