It started in a garage.

I had done all the things you are supposed to do in mine — matching bins, a label maker, one very satisfying Saturday. It held for about a season. Then the labels started lying. "Camping" was the bin I had decided was camping months earlier, not what was in it after two trips and a reshuffle.

What actually wore me down was buying things I already owned. A second tape measure, because the first one was somewhere. Screws I definitely had. None of that was a storage problem — there was room in the garage. I just could not answer a basic question about my own house, and no amount of tidying fixed it, because tidying was never the part I was bad at.

So I built the search bar I wanted. Photograph the bin, let the AI name what is in it, then months later ask where the extension cords are and get an answer instead of a memory. SnapFind is that idea with the rough edges taken off. I still run my own garage on it, which is the only reason I am comfortable asking anyone else to.