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DropHere is a local-first record library for iPhone and Mac. Keep the notes, photos, PDFs, audio, video, and reminders for one real-world thing together—so searching for a contract, trip, or certificate brings back the whole context. No DropHere account required. Optional private iCloud sync and purpose-watermarked copies make private records easier to manage and share.
The problem DropHere is built around is simple: one real-world record rarely stays in one app. A contract may live in Files, site photos in Photos, a voice note in Voice Memos, and the renewal date in Calendar. Nothing is necessarily missing, but the context is scattered.
DropHere groups those pieces by the real-world thing they belong to. One record can hold notes, photos, PDFs, audio, video, and reminders. It works on iPhone and Mac, needs no DropHere account, and saves locally by default; private iCloud sync is optional.
The free tier supports five active records. Full Access removes that limit.
I’d genuinely love the blunt version: when you try it, what still feels annoying?
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About DropHere on Product Hunt
“Stop hunting across apps for the same record”
DropHere was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #40 on the daily leaderboard. DropHere is a local-first record library for iPhone and Mac. Keep the notes, photos, PDFs, audio, video, and reminders for one real-world thing together—so searching for a contract, trip, or certificate brings back the whole context. No DropHere account required. Optional private iCloud sync and purpose-watermarked copies make private records easier to manage and share.
DropHere was featured in Productivity (661.2k followers) and Notes (8.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 166.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted DropHere?
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Alvin Yang
Hey Product Hunt — I’m Alvin, the indie developer behind DropHere.
The problem DropHere is built around is simple: one real-world record rarely stays in one app. A contract may live in Files, site photos in Photos, a voice note in Voice Memos, and the renewal date in Calendar. Nothing is necessarily missing, but the context is scattered.
DropHere groups those pieces by the real-world thing they belong to. One record can hold notes, photos, PDFs, audio, video, and reminders. It works on iPhone and Mac, needs no DropHere account, and saves locally by default; private iCloud sync is optional.
The free tier supports five active records. Full Access removes that limit.
I’d genuinely love the blunt version: when you try it, what still feels annoying?