Totely

Find anything
in storage.
Instantly.

Snap one photo, save where the tote lives, then say or search what you need — even when you do not know the exact name.

Start with one tote See how it works

Up to 10 totes free forever. Browse features

Numbered storage totes on shelves with Totely search interface overlay — Totely storage search showing a voice ask for a camping tent returning Tote 7 on Garage Shelf B, with photo proof of the open tote contents

Open tote showing camping gear as photo proof — Totely storage search showing a voice ask for a camping tent returning Tote 7 on Garage Shelf B, with photo proof of the open tote contents

The real problem

The problem isn't storage. It's finding things later.

Sharpie labels go stale. Opaque bins become black holes. Totely gives every container a memory.

Before and after garage storage transformation with numbered Totely totes

Before Totely

Digging through stacked bins for one item
Rebuying things you already own
Labels that fade or fall off by spring
"Honey, where is the…" every week

After Totely

Know which container to open before you touch a lid
Stop rebuying things already packed away
One shared record the whole household can use
A system that still works when contents change

What you get

Number it. Snap it. Find it.

Totely turns everyday containers into a searchable household memory.

Voice SearchJust say what you need — Totely finds the tote, location, and photo proof hands-free.
AI Snap & CatalogSnap one photo. Totely builds the list for you.
Search Anything InstantlySearch by what you remember — Totely understands meaning and points you to the right tote with photo proof.
Simple Numbered StorageSimple numbers outside. Totely remembers what each one holds.

Four Totely storage scenarios showing numbered garage totes, holiday storage, moving boxes, and craft supplies with searchable app overlays

Real-life storage

Built for the storage you actually live with.

Different rooms, different seasons, different reasons to pack things away—same searchable record when you need them back.

Garage shelves and tool bins
Holiday and seasonal storage
Moving boxes and small business supplies

Try the One-Tote Test Browse use cases

How it works

Four steps. That's it.

One photo does the item entry. You stay in control, and search works the way you actually think.

Number

Add a simple number so the right tote is easy to spot.

Snap

Open the tote and take one clear photo of what is inside.

Review

Totely spots the visible items and builds the first list. Give it a quick check, edit if needed, and save the location.

Find

Say or type what you need — like "green truck" or "camping light." Voice search shows the tote, location, and photo proof.

Want to try it small first? Run the One-Tote Test

Simple labels. Smarter storage.

Your label says 7. Totely remembers what 7 holds.

Totely is not just labels. It is the searchable memory layer for what you put away—so the number on the outside still means something months later.

Try Totely Start with one tote

Large visible numbers readable across the garage
Works on totes, boxes, bins, shelves, and storage zones
Human-readable—simple enough for the whole family
Each number links to what Totely remembers inside
Flexible enough for any home, big or small

Built by real people with real storage problems

Meet the people trying to end mystery-bin archaeology.

Totely started with a simple frustration: putting things away should not mean losing them. We’re building a smarter, more searchable way to manage the totes, boxes, bins, shelves, and storage corners every household lives with.

Steve Watts
Chief Finder of Things
Steve leads the vision, brand, and creative direction for Totely. The original idea came from a very real belief that storage should be organized enough to use, not just tidy enough to ignore.
Part creative lead, part storage-system obsessive, part person who really does want to know which tote the Christmas lights are in.
San Clemente, CA
Nick Stephan
Head of AI & Product Wizardry
Nick leads AI and product thinking for Totely, turning the messy reality of household storage into something a lot more searchable, visual, and useful.
The tech brain behind making “I know it’s somewhere” turn into “Tote 4, garage shelf, found.”
San Francisco, CA
Ben Stallsworth
Systems Guy for the Stuff You Swore You’d Remember
Ben brings deep product and systems experience, including his Oracle background, to help make Totely practical, scalable, and simple enough for real homes.
He thinks in workflows, structure, and the kind of clean product logic that keeps a storage app from becoming another digital junk drawer.
San Clemente, CA