Use case

Snap it once. Help them later.

Parents and relatives call with the same questions: model numbers, warranties, “how did we fix this last time?” CapturedIt turns one visit’s photos into answers you can give from anywhere.

The Problem

The furnace manual is in a drawer. The dishwasher warranty is a photo from last fall. You’re not there — and they need the model number now.

The Solution

Photograph docs once when you’re home. Later, Just Ask: “What’s the model number on the furnace?” — with the photo as the source.

How it works

Capture on site

Use your phone: manuals, appliance labels, warranty cards, Wi‑Fi passwords on the router.

Keep a family collection

Group home docs so you’re not mixing them with work research.

Answer from anywhere

When they call, Just Ask and read back the answer — or share the capture.

Key features

Camera-first

Built for photos of paper — not another filing cabinet app.

Ask with sources

Answers cite the photo so you can verify the label yourself.

Voice follow-ups

After the plumber leaves, voice-note what they said — askable next time.

Peace of mind

One library for the house — not twelve texts and a junk drawer.

Sample queries

Questions you can ask your library with AI (Pro+) or via ChatGPT/Claude (Vault):

“What’s the model number on the furnace?”

“Where’s the dishwasher warranty?”

“What did the plumber say about the shutoff?”

“Mom asks about the warranty — I’ve got the photo in CapturedIt.”

FAQ

▶Can my parents use CapturedIt too?

Yes — each person can have their own library. Or you keep the family docs and answer when they call.

▶Is this the same as home-docs?

Helping family focuses on answering relatives. Home docs covers your own paperwork workflow. Many people use both angles.

▶What about privacy?

Your library is private to your account. We don’t train on your captures. Encrypt in transit and at rest.