The storage room keys
Not "somewhere in the hallway": a photo of the actual drawer, with the street the photo was taken in.
A wiit is a photo of where something is, with a name. The keys to the storage room, the water shut-off valve, the notebook you left somewhere. Make one, send it, and they stop asking. No account. No subscription. Ever.
iPhone · no account · works offline
Not "somewhere in the hallway": a photo of the actual drawer, with the street the photo was taken in.
One space holding the wifi, the boiler and the bin days. Send the guest a link that expires after their stay.
Mark it as an emergency and it comes first, everywhere. Whoever is looking after the house can find it without phoning you.
Where the stock is, where the keys live, where the fuse box hides. Share the space once instead of explaining it four times.

From the camera, or share one you already took straight from Photos.

wiit reads the street off the photo itself. You add the part only you know: "third drawer down".

Search by name, place or tag. Or turn it into a link with a six-character code.
When you share something it is encrypted on your iPhone before it leaves. It is decrypted in the browser of whoever opens the link, with a six-character code that never reaches us. What we hold are blocks we have no key to.
The rest never leaves the phone at all: your wiits live on the device and sync through your own iCloud. There is no account to create, nothing to log into, and no analytics watching you.

Shared links expire on their own, and you can pull one back whenever you want. Read the full privacy policy.
One payment through the App Store. No subscription, no renewal, nothing to cancel.
Pro covers a home, a workshop, a couple of rentals. If you run something bigger (a hotel, a whole fleet, a building full of rooms) and ten links fall short, write and tell us what you are trying to solve.
hello@wiit.world. A real person reads it.