Original Summary

I'm Tomasz, and I built Klutta on my own. It's an Android app for the stuff in boxes, drawers and shelves: you take one photo of an open box, the AI lists what's inside, you fix the list, and later anyone in the household types "winter gloves" and gets the box and the room. Finding things works. The pushback I keep getting in comments is about what comes after: someone takes the drill out, puts it back in a different drawer, nobody updates anything, and once the app is wrong twice people stop trusting it. What exists today is modest: you can edit a box's list by hand at any time, the whole household shares one catalogue that syncs between phones, and you can print a label listing what's in a box, so the paper and the app say the same thing. I don't think that fully solves it. If you've built or used anything that has to stay in sync with the physical world, what kept it accurate? Android only, free plan to start (10 boxes, 15 scans per 30 days): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.klutta.mobile I collect ideas and complaints in r/Klutta . Critical ones are the most useful.   submitted by   /u/Liptonkrk [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/1 05:36:22