01 / Everyday little thingsLESS SEARCHING. MORE LIVING.
Less searching. More peace of mind.
Record it when you put it down. Ask when you need it. Moved or used something? Tell the assistant to update the record.
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Put it away. Say where.
Name the item and its location, and leave a record for next time.
“Keys are on the entryway cabinet’s top shelf.”02
Need it? Just ask.
Look up the location you recorded, instead of trying to remember all over again.
“Where are my keys?”03
Something changed? Update it.
Move, use or replenish an item, and keep the record up to date.
“Move the keys to the desk drawer.”
02 / Now, try a phraseA SMALL DEMO. A CLEAR IDEA.
A few words. Everyday items, accounted for.
Click a sample phrase to see an item record change. No microphone needed. The demo does not save your personal information.
You could sayInteractive illustration
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Assistant · Tiantian
First, tell the assistant where you put the item.
Home / FridgeRecord preview
upper fridge shelf
Waiting for the first record
fridge door
You can move items here
ItemNot yet recorded
Location—
Quantity left—
Answers use your recorded information. When something changes, tell the assistant to update it.
03 / Understand the packagingREAD THE LABEL. KNOW THE DIFFERENCE.
Package reading · Illustration
EVERYDAY
Everyday Snacks
Made on: 1 September 2026
Shelf life: 6 months
Fictional packaging and dates
Point at the label and read it clearly.
More than reading out numbers.
Understand the date, and what it means.
Use the camera to read packaging. Distinguish the production date, shelf life, and any explicitly stated expiry date.
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First, identify the type of date.
A printed code may be a production date, not an expiry date. If unclear, reposition the packaging and read again.
Date reading and reminders do not replace food-safety or medication decisions.
YOUR THINGS. YOUR PLACES.
Life happens in many places. Keep each context distinct.
01 / Home
KeysEntryway cabinet · Top shelf
Illustrative scenario
Less searching in the place you know best.
“Keys are on the entryway cabinet’s top shelf.”
From everyday keys to kitchen supplies. Record a location, then ask when you need it.
04 / Clarity at every stepSMALL DETAILS. REAL CONFIDENCE.
Remember clearly. Update with confidence.
Life changes, and spoken instructions can be mistaken. Keep records editable and feedback grounded in what happened.
Said it wrong? Undo it.
Undo the last record change, leaving room to correct everyday mistakes.
Same name? Clarify first.
When names conflict, first clarify whether you are moving an existing item or adding another.
Look first, then respond.
Use the camera when packaging needs checking; say clearly when it has not been viewed.
Optional cloud backup.
Choose cloud backup to help restore records when you change phones.
STOCKABLE 2 Voice-first item assistant
For everyday life, on your own terms.
Stockable starts with the needs of people with sight loss living independently. Remember locations, quantities and dates, and manage everyday information by voice.
Start with real everyday tasksKeep item records up to dateMatch feedback to actions
doableailab · 小黄袋科技（上海）有限公司
BEFORE YOU START
A few more things you might want to know.
Can it find things I have not recorded?
You must first tell the assistant where an item is. Answers use existing records, which also need updating when items are moved or used.
Is it only for things at home?
It supports home, work and temporary places. You can also record locations such as a hotel or a friend’s car in the appropriate setting.
What if the date is hard to read?
Follow the prompts to slowly turn the packaging and adjust the view. Information that cannot be read clearly should not be treated as a confirmed date.
What else can I record?
Manage quantities, notes and dates, with support for moving items, adjusting quantities, queries and undo.
Does the website demo record audio?
No. You click preset phrases. Records exist only in this page’s demo; no microphone or camera is used and no personal information is submitted.
