Find it when you need it.
Search a word, a place or a note. Tuck shows you the photo and the exact drawer, bag or box.
Tuck is an app for remembering where things went. Save an item and its place, add a photo if you like, then search for it later.
Search a word, a place or a note. Tuck shows you the photo and the exact drawer, bag or box.
See the things you’ve tucked away, just the way you left it.
No more digging through everything. You’ll know exactly where to look.
Kitchen utensilsBox 05 · KitchenSearch an item, a place or a word from your note. The answer is right where you left it.
3 matches
Phone chargerCarry-onFront pocketLisbon at Christmas · Packed
Phone chargersBox 05Electronics · Photo 2 of 2Moving to Philadelphia · Packing
Save what it is, where you put it, and a photo if useful.

Save a gate code, a phone number or a thought. Search for it later.

Photograph what you pack, tag important items and track each bag or box.

1Save an item, where you put it, and a photo if you like.
2No need to keep track of every little thing. Tuck has it saved.
3A quick search brings you right back to where you left it.
Tuck is in private beta. You can use its core features now, and we’re refining them with early testers. Back up your tucks regularly while we build.
Request an invite at the bottom of this page. We’re letting people in a few at a time and will email you when there’s a spot.
Yes. You can tuck things, save notes, track bags and boxes, and search during the private beta.
No. Just open Tuck and start tucking.
On your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share or export it.
Open your profile, then tap “Back up your tucks” to save a file. Use “Restore from a backup” to bring them back.
Yes. Add photos and item tags to a box, then open it in Tuck to see what you saved.
The iPhone app is in private testing. For now, use Tuck in Safari. To keep it handy, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Tuck is in private testing. Request an invite and we’ll email you when there’s a spot.
Thanks for asking. We’ll email you when there’s a spot in the beta.