Binpeek, See inside closed bins

Stop lifting lids to check.

Name: Binpeek
Author: JC Mobile App Studio LLC

Point your iPhone at a shelf of closed storage bins and every one tells you what is inside. Ask for a thing and the right bin lights up.

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Free, Binpeek Unlimited $12.99 one-time
Utilities
iPhone, iPad
EN, ES
Age 4+

iPhone, iPhone Duo and iPad

Every bin, on every screen

Point the camera at a shelf of labeled bins and every bin gets a caption with what is inside, all at once. On iPad and the open iPhone Duo, the shelf sits beside the camera, and every bin is in Spotlight and Siri.

One photo, or several

Open the lid. Take the photo.

Apple Intelligence lists what is inside, reading brand names off the packaging, on your iPhone or on Apple's Private Cloud Compute. Bin too full for one shot? Take another; the photos merge into one list you review before anything is saved.

Labels you already have

Print them, or keep the tape

Print Binpeek labels on any sticker paper, ten to a sheet. Or keep the masking tape: Binpeek reads handwriting, so a bin marked XMAS or 7 is recognized without reprinting anything.

NFC stickers

Stick it on. Tap to open.

Write a bin onto an NFC sticker and touching your iPhone to it opens that bin, even from the lock screen. Binpeek explains what to buy, including on-metal tags for metal shelves.

Share with your household

One code. Everyone's in.

Invite each person with a six-character code that works once and expires in 24 hours. Choose who can add and edit and who can only look, and remove anyone at any time.

iPhone Duo

Unfold it

Fold the Duo like a book and the shelf and the bin become two pages. Stand it in tabletop and the camera moves to the upright half, with the shelf on the flat half by your hands.

In motion

See Binpeek in 30 seconds

Honest by default

No account. No ads. No tracking.

There is no Binpeek server. Bins live on your device and in your own private iCloud, and photos are recognized with Apple Intelligence on your iPhone or on Apple's Private Cloud Compute.

No accountNo sign-up and no profile. Household sharing runs on iCloud with a one-time code.

Your own iCloudBins sync through your private iCloud, and sync can be turned off.

Private Cloud ComputeApple processes a photo only to answer the request and does not keep it.

English and SpanishThe whole app, including labels and Siri, in both languages.

The full list

What's inside

Everything Binpeek does, in one place.

Peek: point at a shelf and every labeled bin is captioned with its contents
Find: ask for a thing and the right bin lights up, with haptics as you get close
Photos of each bin, contents recognized with Apple Intelligence and Private Cloud Compute
Printable QR labels, handwriting on tape, or NFC stickers that open from the lock screen
Household sharing with one-time invite codes and view-only members
Every bin in Spotlight and Siri
Tabletop and book layouts on iPhone Duo, sidebar on iPad
No account, no server, no ads, no tracking
Five bins free, then one purchase for unlimited
English and Spanish