Teach your home
what matters.
Put it down. The home is holding it.
“Which melatonin worked best?”
You ask. SOEHA retrieves from the right room.
Natrol 5mg — Bedroom → Sleep Support
Saved 14 days ago
Not just where things are.
What works. What not to repeat.
Scattered. Hard to find. Easy to forget.
Aunt Lisa is gluten free.
The olive oil we liked is the one in the green bottle.
Melatonin: Natrol works better than the blue bottle.
Guest towels are in the hall closet, second shelf.
Mornings are easier when breakfast is visible the night before.
Do not rebuy the lavender detergent. It irritated skin.
In the right room. When you need it.
Every room becomes
a memory system.
Tap or hover a room to see what your home is holding.
Hover any room to see what it's holding.
SOEHA remembers
more than objects.
Twelve types of household memory — each with its own context, purpose, and place.
Object Memory
Where things live and what to do with them.
"Guest towels are in the hall closet, second shelf."
Open Loop
Something unresolved that deserves a home.
"Still need to find a plumber for the bathroom sink."
Pattern
Something your household does repeatedly.
"Grocery order every Tuesday morning works best."
Ritual
A sequence that matters to the household.
"Sunday reset: laundry → meal prep → reset kitchen."
Preference
What you like, choose, or keep returning to.
"Oat milk — Oatly Barista. Not the regular."
Allergy / Sensitivity
Health notes the home should never forget.
"Aunt Lisa: celiac. No hidden gluten in sauces."
Product Decision
What worked, what did not, what to reorder.
"The magnesium spray that worked is the unscented one."
Environmental Note
Conditions of the space that affect how you live.
"East bedroom gets direct sun until 10am — blackout needed."
Transition Cue
What helps you shift between modes.
"Lights at 40% after 8pm signals wind-down."
Identity Cue
What this home means to the people in it.
"We do not do Sunday morning screens. It is the rule."
Goal Support
What the home is helping you move toward.
"Marathon training: prep clothes the night before."
Household Rule
A decision already made that does not need to be remade.
"No single-use plastic in this home."
Text SOEHA.
Remember everything.
Capture or retrieve household memory in seconds — through the app or by text. SOEHA reads your message, understands the context, and saves it to the right room.
Text to capture — your number, your home.
Text to retrieve — ask anything, get context.
Private by design. No read receipts. No ads.
Available on iOS, Android, and by SMS.
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Remembering well is a habit.
Not a streak.
No pressure. No streaks. Just context, clarity, and calm.
Weekly Review
A quiet Sunday prompt — what did your home hold this week? What can be put down?
Monthly Snapshot
A digest of what became patterns, what was retrieved most, and what is still open.
What the Home Noticed
SOEHA surfaces patterns you did not name — things that repeat, things that cluster.
Right-Time Reminders
Context-triggered, not alarm-triggered. The home reminds you when the moment is right.
Room Patterns
The kitchen is holding 8 things. The bedroom has 2 that repeat every week.
Memory States
Every memory has a state. Holding, Needed Today, Repeating, or Ready to Put Down.
Memory States
Every memory lives in a state. SOEHA manages the transitions.
Made for the moments home life
actually depends on.
New homeowners
Remember the paint color used in the hallway
Which air filter size to reorder
Where the shutoffs are
Families
Which baby detergent worked
Allergy notes for school forms
Who needs what supplement
Couples
Shared grocery preferences
What not to rebuy
What the other person set up
Caregivers
Medication schedules
Which doctor said what
What works for the person you care for
Busy professionals
Automate reorder notes
Save recipes guests loved
Capture ideas before they leave your head
Hosts
Guest allergies & preferences
What worked at the last dinner
Which wine they liked
People managing sensitivities
Lavender detergent caused reaction
Which sunscreen did not break out
Safe cleaning brand list
Renters
Landlord contact & notes
What was here before move-in
Quirks of the apartment