For property professionals
Which properties made up your day?
Showings, inspections, walk-throughs and errands can blur together. WHIB quietly records future location breadcrumbs on your iPhone, giving you a private history to consult later.
Offers in-app subscriptions. See current options in the app.
Recall property visits without another check-in
Install WHIB before the day you want to remember. It builds a personal timeline automatically, so you can look back at recorded places when completing notes, remembering the order of stops or answering “where was I?”
Useful across a mobile property day
WHIB can serve as a memory aid for real-estate agents, property managers, inspectors, appraisers and other professionals who move between properties. Use the history alongside your calendar, CRM and notes rather than replacing them.
Your private history
Your location history stays on your iPhone or in your own iCloud backup, not on WHIB’s servers. WHIB is for reviewing your own movements, not brokerage tracking, employee monitoring or dispatch.
What WHIB does not prove
A location breadcrumb near a property does not prove a showing, inspection, appointment or completed task. WHIB is not a CRM, certified record, mileage tracker or compliance system. Confirm important details with your own records.
Set it up before the visit
WHIB cannot recreate days from before it was installed. Install the app, grant Always location access and confirm tracking is active before the field day you want to remember.
Look back beyond three weeks
The free version lets you view your most recent three weeks. A WHIB subscription unlocks your entire recorded history. Once WHIB has recorded a real day, open Settings → Premium Content to review monthly and yearly subscriptions at Apple’s current prices.
Frequently asked questions
Can WHIB remember an old visit from before installation?
No. WHIB starts building history only after it is installed, permission is granted and tracking is active.
Is WHIB only for real-estate agents?
No. Property managers, inspectors, appraisers and other mobile professionals may also find a private record of places useful.