I made Stew for myself.
Before it, my house lived everywhere: a folder of mail, photos of bills somewhere in my camera roll, a few Apple Notes, and the rest half-remembered — which week the trash schedule changed, who serviced the AC last, where I wrote down the account number. None of it was hard to keep. It just had no place to go.
Stew is that place:
• Share a bill or a photo from any app straight into it • Pull the details out of a photo or a document with your own AI app — it reads, you confirm, no typing • Phone numbers, emails, links, and account numbers live on the record they belong to • Billing days and service appointments land on your calendar • Ask Siri, or find any record from the home screen with Spotlight
Stew doesn't replace the apps you already have — there's no built-in caller, no messaging, no cloud of its own. Your phone does those well. Stew keeps the number and taps over to the Phone app, keeps the link and opens the provider's own portal, backs up to your own iCloud. Its job is one organized picture of running your house, so the tools you already own have something to act on.
Every home starts pre-organized — utilities, services, property — a short checklist to fill in, not a blank screen. An Upcoming view gathers what's due across every home you keep.
And because it's your house and your paperwork:
• No account, no sign-up, no server — Stew works entirely offline • Your records live on your phone and nowhere else • Daily snapshots to your own iCloud Drive; restore any recent day, or export a file yourself
If your house lives in a folder, your camera roll, and the back of your mind, Stew is where it goes.
