Stop opening every chest.
Wheredai is the memory layer for your game worlds. Say where you put things while you play, in your base or your house, and next session ask where the ore is and get the chest, not a ten-minute search. It doesn’t read the game; you tell it, it remembers.
Coming to iPhone, Android and the web.
- App Store at launch
- Google Play at launch
- Web app at launch
Video coming: 30 seconds: a player walks their base saying “ore’s in the chest by the furnaces, back wall, left”, then next session asks “where’s the ore?” on their phone and gets the answer
How it works
Say it or show it.
Film a shelf while you talk, or just say where something goes. Wheredai turns it into a tidy record, with an undo for anything it got wrong.
Image coming: Phone filming a closet, the tree appearing beside it
Ask anything, anywhere.
“Where did we put that?” by voice or text, in your language.
Image coming: The question and the answer card
It learns from use.
When you find something it didn’t know, tap remember this. When you find something it did know, tap found it. That’s the maintenance.
Image coming: The Found it / Wasn’t there buttons
What it’s like
The base with forty chests.
Ore is in the chest by the furnaces, back wall, left. Spheres are in the box at the gate. Say it once in your base; next session, ask where the ore is and get the chest, not a ten-minute search.
Image coming: A base full of chests with a tree of what’s in each beside it
The shared server.
Your friend logged off with the good pickaxe and nobody knows which box it went in. Everyone on the server asks the same memory, in their own language, and sees who moved it last.
Image coming: Two players, one answer card naming who moved it
Habitats, hangars and holds.
Lockers across three habitats and a sub. A base with storage in every wing. Ask “where’s the spare power cell?” and get the locker, and when it was last seen.
Image coming: A phone beside a second monitor with the answer card
Why you can trust the answer
Every answer shows its work.
Who saw it last, when, and how sure Wheredai is. If it isn’t sure, it says so and offers a careful guess instead of a confident wrong answer.
Everyone sees what they should.
Owners, partners, staff or guests each get their own view of the same place. Set something to Only me and it disappears from everyone else’s searches.
It’s yours.
Export everything or delete everything, any time, from the app.
Questions
- Does it connect to the game?
- No. Nothing to install in the game and nothing that reads it. You say where things are, by voice or text, while you play. That is what keeps it working in any game, including the one you start next month.
- Which games?
- Any game with places to keep things: Minecraft, Terraria, Stardew Valley, Palworld, Valheim, Subnautica 2, Dune: Awakening, or a survival server your friends run. A base is a base.
- Can I ask without leaving the game?
- Yes. Ask by voice while your hands stay on the keyboard, or on your phone beside the screen. The answer comes back as text or voice.
- Can I ask Claude or ChatGPT?
- Yes. Connect an assistant you already use, like Claude or ChatGPT, and ask “Hey Claude, where’s the ore?” on your second screen. It talks to your Wheredai memory, never to the game, and can add and move things there too.
- What does it cost?
- Free to try. There’s a free plan, and pricing is on our pricing page at launch.
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