Forgot where you put your keys, passport or charger? Tell KnowWhere where you put it, and ask when you need it. No Bluetooth tags, no long forms, no account. Speak in English, Hindi or Urdu, or just type.

How it works
1. Say where you put it: "My passport is in the bedroom drawer."
2. Ask when you forget: "Where is my passport?"
3. KnowWhere answers in a short, natural voice and shows the answer on screen.

One sentence can save several things at once. Moved something? Just say so. KnowWhere also keeps the earlier places, so you can see where an item used to be.

Find my stuff, the simple way
• Where did I put it? Ask by voice or by typing.
• Speak English, Hindi, Urdu or a mix of them. KnowWhere answers in the language you used. The app's screens, and the names of saved items and places, are in English.
• Voice reminders: say "Remind me to take my passport on Friday." The reminder tells you what to take and where it is right now. Useful for trips, packing and moving house. (Voice reminders need smart voice. You can also set them by hand.)
• Say "undo" if KnowWhere heard you wrong (with smart voice).
• Add a photo, edit or delete any item, and export your list as a file.

Made for everyday life
Keys, wallet, glasses, passport and documents, chargers and cables, a gift you hid, boxes in storage, things packed for a move. If you have ever asked yourself "where did I put it?", KnowWhere is a voice item finder and memory helper for your home.

Talk without opening the app
• An optional Speak button in your notifications and on the lock screen
• Round or wide home screen buttons
• A Quick Settings tile
• An app icon shortcut
KnowWhere listens only for the one request you start. If it asks you a question, it listens again for your answer. It never listens in the background.

Is KnowWhere a tracker or a home inventory app?
No. It does not use Bluetooth tags, GPS or barcodes to locate things. It remembers what you tell it, so there are no categories or long forms to fill in, and it works for anything you can describe in a sentence.

Your data
• No account, no ads, no analytics.
• Your items, places, history and reminders are stored on your phone. The memories database is encrypted where the phone allows it. Your photos are never sent.
• When you use smart voice, KnowWhere asks you first. Then what you say is sent as a short recording to Google's Gemini AI service, together with the names of your saved items and the places and short facts needed to answer, so it can understand you and reply. KnowWhere's own server does not keep what you say. Google handles it under its terms for the paid Gemini service. If you say no, nothing is sent: KnowWhere uses your phone's own speech recognition instead, and typing never sends anything.
• Turn smart voice off, or delete everything, any time in Settings > Your data.
Privacy policy: https://aatox.com/knowwhere/privacy/

Good to know
• Smart voice needs an internet connection. Without it, KnowWhere uses your phone's own speech recognition, which is less accurate, especially for Hindi and Urdu, and cannot set reminders or undo by voice. Saving, finding and moving things by voice still work, and typing always works.
• Answers come from an AI and can be wrong. Do not store passwords, bank details or anything where a mistake could cause harm.
• Reminders depend on your phone's notification and battery settings.
• Android does not back up your list. Export a copy before you switch phones. Restoring from a file is not available yet.
• KnowWhere is for adults aged 18 and over.

Questions or problems? support@aatox.com