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Reminders that stick.

Photograph what is running low. It becomes a sticker: a cart of things to buy, a shelf of things you have.

Tell me when it is out

Android. No account, nothing leaves your phone.

One sticker's life, one step per scroll

    Your turn.

    This board runs the app's own physics, number for number. Drag a sticker, throw it, carry it to the far edge and wait.

    Tilt the phone

    Do it for me

    Settings, as in the app

    Filmed in the app.

    Straight off Android. The tilt is the accelerometer, the cutout is the real model.

    Photo in, sticker out.Cut out on the phone. If that fails, you keep the photo.
    The cart answers a tilt.They slide and pile. They never spin.
    Carry it across: bought.Hold at the edge for 450 ms.
    Every page lands.130 ms apart, shuffled, one pop each.

    Quiet is a real mode.

    What it keeps to itself.

    Not out yet.

    Leave an address and you get one email the day Gecko ships. Then nothing.

    Questions

    Does it need the internet?

    Not to work. Your stickers, photos and dates live on the phone. The first cutout may download its model through Google Play services, and the optional photo search sends only the name you type.

    iPhone?

    Android 8 and up for now. It is a native Android app, not a wrapper.

    What if the cutout gets it wrong?

    Try again, or keep the cropped photo as the sticker. Phones without Play services use a bundled model instead.

    Which languages?

    English. The camera, photo picker and date controls follow your phone's language.

    Will the reminders nag me?

    One daily heads-up at a time you pick, never an exact alarm, and off until you turn it on.