StaySure: Did I Lock It?

About five minutes after you leave, it hits you: did I turn off the stove? StaySure doesn't make that thought go away — it just gives you a fast way to check when it does. Turn off the stove, take a photo. Lock the door, take another. You won't remember doing it, but the photo will still be there. Add a Place (Home, Work, wherever) with a short list of what to check before you leave. If you actually leave with something unchecked, you'll get one notification. Check everything, and StaySure stays quiet — that's the whole point. Photos disappear automatically after 24 hours and are never saved to your camera roll. Your location, your photos, everything you add — none of it leaves this phone. There's no account to make. Using it comes down to three things: add a place (up to 5), add what to check (stove, door, windows, whatever matters to you), and take a photo before you walk out. A few things worth knowing: - Alerts only work if location access is set to "Always." "While Using the App" can't notify you once StaySure is closed. - "Precise Location" needs to be on too - without it, your location is too rough for the app to notice you've left. - Because of ordinary GPS drift, the alert usually arrives a bit after you've actually left, not the instant you cross the line. - Force-quitting the app (swiping it away in the app switcher) blocks alerts until you open it again - that's an iOS limitation, not something we can fix. - There's a small banner ad on the Settings screen and the Places list. Never on the checklist or camera screens. No payments, no account, nothing locked behind a paywall.