Step 1
Say where it is
Tell it in one sentence: "My passport is in the bedroom drawer." Speak English, Hindi or Urdu, or mix them.
Coming soon to Android
Remember where you put things, just by saying it.
KnowWhere is a private voice assistant for anyone who keeps losing keys, passports and chargers. Say where something is in English, Hindi or Urdu, and ask when you forget.
Get early access
Free to join. No payment details.
- No account needed
- Your list stays on your phone
- English, Hindi and Urdu
My passport is in the bedroom drawerचाबी मेज़ पर रखी हैThe spare charger is in the kitchenمیرا بٹوہ الماری میں ہےWhere did I put my glasses?मेरा चश्मा कहाँ है?Car keys are on the hookپاسپورٹ دراز میں ہے
Where is my wallet?میری چابی کہاں ہے؟Laptop bag is under the bedपासपोर्ट अलमारी में हैThe blue folder is on the top shelfचार्जर दराज में हैWhere are my headphones?عینک میز پر ہے
You put it somewhere safe. Then you forgot where safe was.
Save it in three seconds.
No forms, no folders, no typing. You already know how to do this: you talk.
Step 2
KnowWhere remembers
The item and the place are saved on your phone with the date, and it keeps every earlier place of that item.
Step 3
Ask when you forget
Say "Where is my passport?" and hear a short answer in one voice. If the note is old, it tells you so.
Built for one job: finding your things.
Everything it does serves that one job, and nothing else gets in the way.
Ask in the language you think in
English, Hindi and Urdu, even mixed in one sentence. You never have to translate in your head.
Hear the answer as you finish
It starts listening the moment you ask, and answers almost as soon as you stop talking.
See where it used to be
Moved something? KnowWhere keeps the earlier places, so you can follow the trail.
Hear one steady voice
The same calm voice in every language, so an answer never sounds like a different app.
Keep your list to yourself
No account and no sign up. Your items and places are stored encrypted on your phone, and your photos never leave it.
Use it without opening the app.
Your hands are full and your phone is locked. KnowWhere is one tap away, and nothing takes over your screen.
- Notification buttonA Speak button sits in your notifications and on the lock screen.
- Home screen widgetA round or wide button on any home screen page.
- Quick Settings tileSwipe down, tap the tile and speak.
Exactly what leaves your phone.
To understand Hindi and Urdu well, a request goes to Google's Gemini service. Here is what goes where.
Stays on your phone
- Your saved items and places
- Your photos
- The history of where things moved
Sent when you speak
- Your voice request
- The names of saved items, so "keys" can match "car keys"
- A place, only when you ask about it
Never
- No ads and no analytics
- No selling your data
- No listening in the background
You can turn off personal replies to keep every place on your phone. Read the full privacy policy.
Questions, answered.
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Which phones does it work on?
Android first. An iPhone version will come later.
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Your items and places live on your phone.
Which languages does it understand?
English, Hindi and Urdu, including a mix of them in one sentence. Items and places are saved in English letters so your list stays consistent.
Does it listen all the time?
No. It listens only for the one request you start, with the mic button, the notification button, the widget or the Quick Settings tile.
What does it cost?
Joining the early access list is free. Pricing is not final, and early access members hear about it first.
Who can see my items and places?
Only you. They are stored encrypted on your phone. When you ask about an item, its place can be sent to Google Gemini so it can answer you. Turn off personal replies in Settings to avoid that.
What happens if I am offline?
KnowWhere falls back to your phone's own speech recognition and voice. That works, but it is less accurate for Hindi and Urdu.
How do I delete my data?
Open Settings, then Privacy, then Delete all. Uninstalling the app also removes its data.
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