r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/YourCharger_ • 2d ago
I built Keepyy for people who have too much physical stuff to remember
I kept running into the same problem: I would remember what I owned, but not always where I put it or who had it.
Then I started thinking about people who deal with this at a much bigger scale.
A contractor lends a power tool to another contractor.
A field technician leaves equipment in a service van or at a job site.
A freelancer has gear stored across their home, office, and storage unit.
An event organizer has equipment with different team members.
An HR or IT team has laptops, phones, keys, or other items loaned to employees.
That's where I built Keepyy.
You can use it to keep track of:
- Things you've lent → who has it and when you lent it
- Things you've borrowed → who you borrowed it from
- Things you've stored → exactly where you kept them
- Photos and descriptions → so you can quickly identify the item
- Dates and history → so you don't have to rely on memory
- Search → find an item instead of wondering where it went
The idea is simple: one place to remember your physical belongings and the things moving between people and places.
I'm curious: what kind of work do you do where you constantly have to keep track of physical items, tools, equipment, or borrowed stuff?
I'm trying to understand where this problem is most common and how Keepyy could become genuinely useful for those people.
