See the container, not just the label.
Вижте контейнера, не само етикета.
Photograph the whole box, drawer, bag, or shelf so your memory has context before you even search.
Everyday Filetrap turns boxes, drawers, receipts, and loose items into a searchable photo record that stays on your device.
Filetrap is most useful when life gets messy: spare parts in a drawer, tools in a box, purchase history for a project, or a receipt you know you will need later.
Photograph the whole box, drawer, bag, or shelf so your memory has context before you even search.
Add just enough detail to make retrieval effortless - names, dates, tags, folder hints, or short reminders.
Attach receipts and prices, then review spending through simple visual summaries instead of hunting through paper.
Take a quick photo of the box, shelf, drawer, item, or receipt so the visual cue is saved before it disappears from memory.
Use tags, notes, folder names, and dates to turn a photo into something you can retrieve later without friction.
Attach price information or receipts and keep a clear cost history across home, tools, storage, or small business use.
Filetrap is not trying to become a noisy inventory system. It is designed to be a visual memory tool with enough structure to stay useful and enough spending context to stay practical.
Photos, tags, folders, and dates work together so your stored items stay recallable instead of disappearing into cupboards and boxes.
Instead of losing paper trails, attach price details to what you bought and keep a clear record over time.
No account wall, no analytics layer, and no forced sync. The app is intentionally quiet about your data because it never needs to leave your device.
The public roadmap shows what is being fixed now, what is coming next, and which product bets stay aligned with Filetrap's local-first promise.