I'll find it on my phone.

I've not photographed items in my home, but do take photos of where I've parked in an unfamiliar car park. Has saved my sanity more than once!

Ah yes, landmark in photo, good idea, I'll use your idea in a large car park, especially in a multi storey!
Thanks Rosie51

Here’s another tip you ve perhaps all been doing already but
I ve just had a lightbulb moment
I can’t read instructions on packets /tins etc even with a magnifying glass so I take a photo on my phone then I can enlarge it with my fingers to read ?

What clever tips !

www.apple.com/uk/airtag/

My son who loses keys wallet etc constantly found this . Looks useful. I have the Find my phone app on my iPad already.

I keep some passwords under contacts on my phone, the ones I don’t use often, it’s mirrored to my iPad so hopefully I’ll have at least one of them.

I take a photo of my gas and electricity meter readings (gas meter easily accessible to my phone, less so to my eyes!) so that I can submit the numbers accurately on line each month.

I always photograph interesting items in the paper for later reference. The paper gets thrown out the next day at the latest and I don't want to cut bits out until we've both finished reading it and so it gets forgotten if I don't.

I also take a photo of my shopping list just in case, but prefer tonnage the paper version with me so I can cross items off as I go.

What an interesting thread!
Lucca I’ve been trying to think of alternative uses for those AirTags.
I’m sure that they have lots of interesting applications ?

BlueBelle

Here’s another tip you ve perhaps all been doing already but
I ve just had a lightbulb moment
I can’t read instructions on packets /tins etc even with a magnifying glass so I take a photo on my phone then I can enlarge it with my fingers to read ?

I do this too.

Brilliant ideas. Photographing the meter reading is excellent. Also photographing instructions too small to read. As for large car parks - genius.

jaxjacky look under settings on your ipad all of your passwords are saved.

I think you can attach an Airtag to a dogs collar?

I photograph the water meter as it’s in a dark cupboard and too far away for me to see even with a torch.

I use ‘find my friend’to locate MrOops phone which he often leaves in other peoples houses or in a different car.

I photographed the engine of MrOops car when he had to take something apart, he needed it to see how it went back together.

Even though he laughed at me for doing it.

When we go abroad, which is not very often, I photograph where we are staying and the address, so if lost we can just get a taxi. Also take a pic of where we park the car we usually hire for the holiday.

I also photograph the sent receipts from the post office, rather than hanging on to bits of paper.

I take photos of serial numbers on things with guarantees, as they are often difficult to read when in situ, and can be enlarged on a photo if the print is very small.

Doodledog

I take photos of serial numbers on things with guarantees, as they are often difficult to read when in situ, and can be enlarged on a photo if the print is very small.

Also, iPhone/iPad users can save them to Notes and they will automatically be viewable on all Apple devices, which can be handy.

When visiting garden centres/garden/NT properties I always used to write the name down if I saw an interesting plant, now I take a photo which makes it easier to identify when I get home. Also when offspring ask for (family) recipe I just take a photo of the recipe instead of writing it down in an email.

The idea for using our phones to take us back to where we park the car is brilliant. We went to a NT concert at Lanhydrock years ago, picnic first, plenty of parking. This was in the daylight, of course: by the time the concert ended, we had to wait until most of the audience had driven away before our Volvo was found, shivering in the shadows!

Goodness these are all very good suggestions ?

When my much-missed dad was terminally ill, he reached the stage where he needed to tell my brother and I where all the important things were, so that we could deal with things on behalf of my mum.
I feared that I would forget, so took photos of all the locations. Thank goodness I did, as no way would I have remembered them all when things reached their heartbreaking conclusion.