Give your things a memory, and a voice.
Your truck, your furnace, the family photo, the house itself — every one of them has a story. When it was fixed. What’s inside it. Who it’s for. Put a little ScanThis tag on it, and the thing keeps its own memory and answers when you ask. Yours and private, until you choose to share it.
Or $27 for the whole year — three months free. Three tags included, unlimited private records, and you can cancel anytime.
You don’t have to keep track anymore.
The thing keeps track of itself.
You stop being the binder
A note for the oil change. A folder for the warranty. A drawer of manuals for the appliances. Let the thing carry its own memory instead — the furnace reminds you when the filter's due, the truck holds its own service history, the house knows its own paint colors.
The answer is always one scan away
You don't have to remember any of it, and neither does anyone else. When you (or your spouse, or the next owner) wonders about a thing, the answer is right there on it — no hunting, no login, no app.
It goes with the thing, not with you
Sell the car, pass down the tools, hand over the house. The memory travels with the thing. Nothing to re-type, nothing lost in the move.
Four steps, and then it runs itself.
Put a tag on it
A little sticker or tag goes on the thing — your car, your furnace, the front door. That's the whole setup.
It gets a page
Scan the tag and the thing has its own page: what it is, when it was fixed, its manual, its story — whatever matters about it.
Ask it anything
Ari, the helper on the page, answers in plain words. “When's the filter due?” “Who do I call?” No hunting, no binder.
Hand it on
Sell the car, pass down the tools, hand over the house — the memory goes with it. Nothing to re-type.
Open one and see.
Your car or truck
A tag on the dash and a sticker in the window. Every oil change, every repair, the warranty, the title — the vehicle keeps its own record. Sell it, and the whole story goes to the next owner. Drop it at the shop, and the mechanic already knows it.
Your furnace and appliances
A tag on the furnace, the water heater, the fridge. Each one knows its model, its warranty, when it was last serviced, and who to call — and it reminds you when the filter's due. You stop keeping a drawer full of manuals.
Your house
A tag by the front door or in the breaker box. Paint colors, the roof's age and warranty, the plumber and electrician who already know the place. Everything about the house lives with the house — not in your head, and not lost when you move.
A wedding or an event
A tag on the invitation or the program. Guests scan for the schedule, the registry, the dietary notes, how to find the venue — and it updates if anything changes. One place, always current.
A photo or a memorial
A tag on a framed print or a memorial program. Anyone who scans hears the story behind the moment — who's in it, where it was, what it meant to the people who kept it.
A project you're building
A remodel, a restoration, a build. Keep the permits, the paint colors, the receipts, and who did what — all in one place that outlives the sticky notes. Hand the whole record to whoever comes next.
Want to see it on your own thing first?
We’ll walk you through a live one — your house, your shop, your fleet — and set the first one up with you. Real demos are rolling out soon.