Céoù sounds like “where is it?” in French.
The spare charger, the bike paperwork, the drill you lent a friend… Céoù helps you remember where your things are. Including the ones you put in a place you were sure you’d remember.
Testing on Android · Everyday help, with room for everyone
A few minutes now can save you another round of “where did I put that?”.
Add a place, a room and a storage spot. “Home → Hallway → Drawer” is a perfectly good start.
A name is enough. Add a photo if it helps you recognise it. No need to tackle the whole attic today.
Search for its name or ask Céoù. You’ll get the path to its storage spot. If you move it, update its place in the app.
At home, with a friend or in a moving box: know where to look.
Home, garage, drawer, box… Use the names you already use. You don’t have to reorganise your cupboards to record what’s in them.
Search for an item’s name to find where it is. Or enter a storage spot or box code to see what’s inside. The same search field does both.
Ask Céoù to find an item or record its new storage spot. Handy whenever typing on a screen isn’t the easiest option.
Draw your rooms and place your storage spots. Prefer words to drawings? There’s a list view too.
AI can suggest several items from a photo. You check the names and choose what to add. Even a sock can need a second opinion.
Keep track of things lent and borrowed, with an optional return date for a reminder. Friendship survives; so does the toolbox.
Write their code with a marker, then type it or read it with the camera to find the contents you saved. No printing needed: the “misc.” box finally gets specific.
Give friends or family access to selected places so you can look things up or organise together. You choose who can see and who can edit.
Attach the receipt and note the warranty. When you need the paperwork, you’ll know where to look.
Remember the room but not the cupboard? Open the floor plan from the item’s page. Its storage spot is highlighted if you’ve placed it on the drawing.
Open “Ask Céoù” and speak naturally. Find something or record that you’ve moved it. Céoù uses what you’ve saved: it can’t actually see inside your drawers.
A drill with Marc, a ladder borrowed from Lucie: see both in your loans. Each item keeps its usual storage spot for when it comes back.
A drawer, a container, a moving box: each has its own little Céoù code. Write it on the outside to find what you recorded inside. The printer can stay in the cupboard — if you remember which one.
A storage spot shows its items and containers, which you can open next. Code lookup needs a connection. Typing and QR use no AI allowance; camera character reading uses 1 photo analysis if a code is recognised, none if reading fails.
Try storage codes, step by stepCéoù was designed with particular care for people with accessibility needs: larger text, spoken navigation and clear ways to find things. A little extra comfort can help everyone.
Change the text size on this card. In the app, the rest of the layout adapts too.
Your phone’s screen reader, such as TalkBack on Android, can read buttons and text aloud to help you find your way. The AI assistant has a different job: finding or putting away your things by voice.
Choose Normal, Large or Extra large. Buttons and spacing grow too. At larger sizes, elements stack to keep the screen easier to follow.
Floor plans also have a list view. Rooms and storage spots have names, so you don’t have to rely on shapes or colours alone.
Try it in Profile → My preferences → Text size. Light and dark mode live in the same place.
See how to adjust the displaySomething still makes the app awkward to use? Tell Antony at contact@ceou.eu. Your feedback helps shape Céoù.
Moving with friends, finding a utensil at the family home or helping someone organise: you can use the same reference points, even when you’re apart.
Learn how to share a placeOn moving day, everyone can help. Even the friend asking where that box goes. Again.
Start with five things you often look for. Add the rest bit by bit, without giving up your entire Sunday.
Previously synced inventory stays available to read offline. AI, purchases, ads and some changes need an internet connection.
You choose what to share and which AI features to use. Céoù doesn’t send your inventory to advertising services.
The idea is to keep Free useful every day, with Plus for bigger inventories. These are the allowances we’re testing, rather than a launched commercial offer.
Places shared with you do not count towards your place allowance. Plus pricing will be announced before subscriptions go on sale.
If you choose to, a rewarded ad could give you 2 more photo analyses. We’re testing a limit of 5 ads per day, with bonuses lasting until the end of the month. Ads won’t pop up in the middle of a search.
Plans and ads are currently being tested
Céoù is being tested on Android before its Google Play release. There are still details to work out, and your feedback can help.
Inventory, plans, loans, receipts and moving boxes are implemented. Storage spots, containers and moving boxes now have codes you can write down and look up.
Céoù is used every day on Android to track down what still gets in the way. iPhone comes next.
We’re checking allowances, purchases and optional ads before making them publicly available.
Google Play first. An iPhone version will follow later.
Always looking for your things? Have particular needs when using an app? Tell us in the questionnaire, and leave your email if you’d like to take part in testing.
Tell us what mattersSurvey hosted on Google Forms, currently in French. Leave your email only if you want us to contact you.
Just want to hear when Céoù launches? Drop a note to contact@ceou.eu.
Thankfully, no. Start with things you often look for: paperwork, tools, cables, decorations… Céoù can help from the first item you save. Just record where it is and update its place when you move it.
No. Every moving box, container and storage spot gets a 6-character code. Copy the code from its details with a marker or onto a small label. Type it into home screen search, or use the camera on the right of the field. A QR code is still available if you prefer printing.
It automatically captures an image of the code and sends it to Google Gemini with your permission to use AI. Write in large capitals, frame just the code and hold the phone steady. You need a connection and a few moments; check the result, as recognition can make mistakes. A complete code recognised uses 1 photo analysis, even without accessible storage. No code recognised or a failed analysis: nothing deducted. Typing and QR use no AI allowance.
No: the code identifies a storage space; it does not grant access. Sharing permissions still apply. Different storage spaces have different codes, even across users. People sharing the same space use the same code.
Move the container from its details in Céoù: its items and nested containers follow. Its code stays the same and the app shows the new location. Remember to record the move in Céoù too: the code is not a tracker that physically follows the box.
Céoù is preparing a free plan and a Plus subscription with higher inventory and AI allowances. The limits are being tested and Plus pricing has not been announced yet. Optional ads will provide extra photo analyses.
To put your own things away, yes: that is what lets you find them again from another phone, and lose nothing when you change device. To only look at what someone has shared with you, no — an invitation code is enough.
Your phone’s screen reader, such as TalkBack on Android, can read interface elements and help you navigate. You can also increase text size in Profile → My preferences. “Ask Céoù” is a separate feature: the AI assistant for finding or moving items by voice.
You can browse inventory already synced to your phone. AI, up-to-date sharing, purchases and ads need a connection. Some changes also require network access. Looking up a storage code and moving a whole container also need a connection.
Yes. Add friends with their friend code, then choose which places they can access and their permissions. A move is only shared when you enable that option.
Your inventory is stored with Supabase in the European region configured for Céoù. AI, purchases, notifications and optional ads also use service providers, with some processing outside the EU. The privacy policy explains these exchanges.
Delete your account under Profile → My account, or email contact@ceou.eu without the app. The Privacy page explains what is deleted and the exceptions. A Google Play subscription must be cancelled separately.
Céoù is being tested on Android. Google Play comes first, then iPhone. There is no fixed date yet. Use the survey on this site to express interest in testing.
Antony is the person behind Céoù. Tell him what helps, what’s missing or what gets in your way. That’s how the app gets better.
contact@ceou.eu