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Schuaz
Your household's stuff, spending and to-dos. Just ask.
I built Schuaz because I was tired of being my family's search engine. Where's the drill? What did we spend at Costco? Is the TV still under warranty? Now we just ask Schuaz, and it answers from what we've saved, down to the shelf and bin. Snap a photo of a shelf and it drafts the items for you to check. Link your bank (read-only) to catch recurring bills. It's all shared with everyone at home. You can also create shared or private to-dos and notes.
For years I was my family's search engine. "Where's the drill?" "Did we already pay the water bill?" "Is the TV still under warranty?" The answers were all in my head, or in a spreadsheet nobody else opened.
So I built Schuaz: one place for the stuff, the spending and the to-dos in our house, where anyone can just ask.
A few things I'm proud of:
🔎 Ask "Where's the drill?" and it tells you: toolbox, Shelf 2, garage. Tap the answer and you're on the item.
📸 Snap a photo of a shelf. It drafts the items (names, categories, rough values), and you check them before anything is saved. No surprise junk in your inventory.
💸 Money without the spreadsheet. Link your bank (read-only through Plaid, so it can't move money), scan receipts or import a CSV. It finds your recurring bills, and you can ask "What did we spend at Costco last month?"
✅ Chores, reminders and shared notes, with nudges when something's due.
🏠 It's for the whole household. Everyone sees the same things, so you're not the only one who knows.
So how is this different from a home inventory app or a budgeting app?
I tried plenty of both. Inventory apps are great catalogs, but you still have to go digging to find anything. Budgeting apps give you dashboards, but not answers. And none of them talk to each other, even though real questions cross those lines all the time.
In Schuaz, AI is how you use the whole thing, not a feature bolted onto the side:
💬 One question box for everything. Your stuff, your spending, your warranties, your notes and your tasks are all searchable from the same "Ask" field. You don't need to remember which screen something lives on.
🏡 Answers come from your household, not the internet. It's not a generic chatbot. It looks things up in what your household has actually saved, and it links you to the item or transaction it used, so you can check it.
📸 AI does the boring data entry. A photo becomes a draft list of items, and a receipt becomes a transaction. That's the part that makes other inventory apps a chore.
✋ It asks before it acts. If you say "Remind me to take out the trash tomorrow," it drafts the task and waits for you to confirm. Nothing changes without a tap from you.
It's free to start (3 locations, 100 items, no card). Plus is $7.99/mo and Pro is $14.99/mo if you outgrow it.
I'd really love to hear: what's the first thing you'd ask your home? I'll be here all day reading and replying 🙏
About Schuaz on Product Hunt
“Your household's stuff, spending and to-dos. Just ask.”
Schuaz was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #137 on the daily leaderboard. I built Schuaz because I was tired of being my family's search engine. Where's the drill? What did we spend at Costco? Is the TV still under warranty? Now we just ask Schuaz, and it answers from what we've saved, down to the shelf and bin. Snap a photo of a shelf and it drafts the items for you to check. Link your bank (read-only) to catch recurring bills. It's all shared with everyone at home. You can also create shared or private to-dos and notes.
On the analytics side, Schuaz competes within Productivity, Artificial Intelligence and Personal Finance — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Schuaz performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Schuaz?
Schuaz was hunted by Muatasim Qazi. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Muatasim Qazi
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Muatasim.
For years I was my family's search engine. "Where's the drill?" "Did we already pay the water bill?" "Is the TV still under warranty?" The answers were all in my head, or in a spreadsheet nobody else opened.
So I built Schuaz: one place for the stuff, the spending and the to-dos in our house, where anyone can just ask.
A few things I'm proud of:
🔎 Ask "Where's the drill?" and it tells you: toolbox, Shelf 2, garage. Tap the answer and you're on the item.
📸 Snap a photo of a shelf. It drafts the items (names, categories, rough values), and you check them before anything is saved. No surprise junk in your inventory.
💸 Money without the spreadsheet. Link your bank (read-only through Plaid, so it can't move money), scan receipts or import a CSV. It finds your recurring bills, and you can ask "What did we spend at Costco last month?"
✅ Chores, reminders and shared notes, with nudges when something's due.
🏠 It's for the whole household. Everyone sees the same things, so you're not the only one who knows.
So how is this different from a home inventory app or a budgeting app?
I tried plenty of both. Inventory apps are great catalogs, but you still have to go digging to find anything. Budgeting apps give you dashboards, but not answers. And none of them talk to each other, even though real questions cross those lines all the time.
In Schuaz, AI is how you use the whole thing, not a feature bolted onto the side:
💬 One question box for everything. Your stuff, your spending, your warranties, your notes and your tasks are all searchable from the same "Ask" field. You don't need to remember which screen something lives on.
🏡 Answers come from your household, not the internet. It's not a generic chatbot. It looks things up in what your household has actually saved, and it links you to the item or transaction it used, so you can check it.
📸 AI does the boring data entry. A photo becomes a draft list of items, and a receipt becomes a transaction. That's the part that makes other inventory apps a chore.
✋ It asks before it acts. If you say "Remind me to take out the trash tomorrow," it drafts the task and waits for you to confirm. Nothing changes without a tap from you.
It's free to start (3 locations, 100 items, no card). Plus is $7.99/mo and Pro is $14.99/mo if you outgrow it.
I'd really love to hear: what's the first thing you'd ask your home? I'll be here all day reading and replying 🙏