Repeated questions
The same ‘where is it?’ message reaches the same person every week.
Shared household
One place everyone can ask where it belongs.
Stop making one person remember where the batteries, documents, tools, and spare supplies are stored. WHER gives the household a shared, searchable record.
Where are the spare batteries?Hall closet · Middle shelf · Storage Label 008 · Last recorded location
Shared space, private knowledge
The person who put it away should not become the help desk.
Different mental maps
Family members and housemates describe rooms, shelves, and containers differently.
Moves go unrecorded
Someone reorganizes a cabinet and the old household map silently becomes wrong.
How it works
Turn personal memory into shared memory.
1
Label shared storage
Give the closet, cabinet, shelf, drawer, or bin a WHER identity.
2
Review what belongs there
Confirm the photographed contents and save the household’s language for them.
3
Let everyone ask
Workspace members retrieve the same last recorded location without a group text.
Why WHER
Designed for the people who share the space.
One source of truth
Keep the recorded storage map in one workspace.
Role-based updates
Control who can view or change shared records.
Natural vocabulary
Search using the names your household actually uses.
Changeable memory
Update a location when the storage system changes.
Browser access
Open the shared record from supported web devices.
No people tracking
WHER stores belongings records, not live household movement.
FAQ
Shared household questions.
Can a household share one WHER memory?
Yes. Workspace members can search the same recorded storage locations.
Who can update the records?
Updates depend on each member’s workspace role and permissions.
Does everyone need to remember the storage system?
No. WHER keeps the recorded storage knowledge in a shared searchable place.
What happens when someone moves an item?
A workspace member should update the record so WHER can return the new last recorded location.
Is WHER a live household tracker?
No. WHER does not continuously track belongings or people.
Give the household one answer.
Put the memory where everyone can search it.