№ 031Travel documents
Whery
You put it somewhere.
Whery remembers where.
Save it in seconds. Ask in your own words. Find the exact spot.
Coming to the App Store in a few days
No account · No server · The AI never leaves your phone
The passport, the week before the trip. The spare charger. The box you labelled
misc when you moved. The drill you put somewhere sensible.
You didn’t lose any of it. You just don’t remember where you put it.
Ask
Say it out loud.
Get an answer.
Whery answers in plain language: the place, the exact spot, and when you put it there. No folders to browse, no tags to remember, no naming discipline to keep up.
Ask the way you’d ask a person. Vague works too — “the thing for the bike”, “that box from the move”. Whery combines keyword, meaning and photo search to work out what you mean.
Save
Save it the way you think.
Write “the drill is in the workshop” and Whery works out the thing and the place by itself. Take a photo and it recognises what’s in it, cuts out the background and files it.
Two seconds, then back to whatever you were doing. No form to fill in.
VoiceMODE
Say it
Dictate while your hands are full. The words never leave the phone.
PhotoMODE
Shoot it
One photo. Whery names it and files it for you.
AR pinMODE
Pin it
Drop a marker straight into the room, where the thing is.
AI Agent
One sentence.
Everything filed.
Say where you put several things at once. Whery separates the sentence, identifies every object and every place, and works out whether each one is being saved or moved.
Spoken“I put the house keys in the entryway tray, the climbing shoes in the gear closet, and the travel documents in the study drawer.”
becomes
№ 014THING
House keys
Entryway tray
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Climbing shoes
Gear closet
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Travel documents
Study drawer
Each result comes back as its own card. Check them, fix anything, save the lot with one tap.
Find
Not “in the garage”.
There.
Scan a room once. Whery pins where you put something and walks you back to it in augmented reality — even when the thing is shut inside a drawer, a cabinet or a box.
Share
Forgot something at home?
Send someone the exact spot.
Share a read-only .whery file through AirDrop or Messages. It carries the thing, where you put it, a reference photo — and, when there is one, the AR data that guides them straight to it.
They see what to look for before they start looking.
Everywhere
One private archive.
Everywhere you are.
The things you’re still looking for sit on your Home Screen, Lock Screen and in StandBy. Saving and finding are one tap from Control Center, a Shortcut, or the Action Button.
Ask Siri. Search from Spotlight. On Apple Watch there’s a native app that saves, finds, moves and marks things found — with its own parser, on the wrist.
iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch stay in step through your own private iCloud. Assistive Access, VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and Reduce Motion are built into the core journeys, not bolted on afterwards.
Screens
Have a look around.
The App Store screens, one device at a time. Swipe through.
iPhone8 screens
iPad7 screens
Apple WatchNative app
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It stays on your phone.
You are about to photograph the inside of your home. So here is exactly what happens to it.
No account to create. No server of ours. No third-party SDKs, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking across apps.
The AI runs on your device. Your photos, your voice, your rooms and your things never leave it, except to sync through your own private iCloud — which only you can open.
Whery never asks for your location.
Never leaves the device
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Free to download.
Voice, photo, AI, augmented reality, Siri, Spotlight, Shortcuts, widgets and personal iCloud sync — all working the moment you open it.
AI answers require Apple Intelligence, available on iPhone 15 Pro and later. AR pins work best on iPhone models with LiDAR.
So — where did you put it?
iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch
Coming to the App Store in a few days