See what you checked before you left.

Yes. Quick Check lets you add items while checking, in Free too. After finishing, keep the session in History or save it as a list. If Free already has an active list, you can replace it with the new one; the previous list stays saved but locked. Pro lets you keep both active.

Yes — the core routine is free with no trial limit: one active checklist, unlimited checks, and recent history. Unpinned completed checks and their photos are kept for 30 days by default; Settings offers 7, 30, 90 days, or Never. Bilargo Exit Pro is optional.

Photos stay on your iPhone, in the app’s own storage, and are not added to your photo library. A photo leaves your iPhone when you share it, include it in an exported list or backup file, or through a device backup you control. There is no Bilargo server.

The same way iOS moves your other apps: restore the new iPhone from a device backup of the old one, or transfer directly from the old iPhone during setup. Checklists, history, and photos are part of the app’s data, so they move with it; a device backup includes them unless you excluded the app from it. With Pro you can also export a backup file in Settings and restore it on the new iPhone. Pro follows your Apple Account; if it doesn’t show as active on the new iPhone, use Restore Purchases.

Pro is one set of features sold three ways: a monthly subscription, a yearly subscription with 7 days free where your Apple Account is eligible for an introductory offer, or a one-time lifetime purchase. The App Store shows the current price in your currency before you buy.

Only if you enable leaving-home reminders. The app registers your home region with iOS geofencing so it can nudge you when you leave — entirely on your device. The app doesn’t send your location anywhere. Skip the feature, and the app never asks.

Yes. Checks, photos, and history all work with no connection at all. The network is only used for App Store purchases.

No. Bilargo Exit has no AI features. It’s a camera, a checklist, and a clock — your photos are never analyzed or sent to any AI service.

Bilargo Exit is an iPhone app and needs iOS 18.0 or later. It installs on a compatible iPad too, where iPadOS runs it in iPhone compatibility mode — there is no native iPad version yet. Each device keeps its own checklists and checks.

No — it’s your own record. The app documents what you photographed and when; it can’t sense or verify anything by itself. It is a record for your own peace of mind, not a safety device.

Make the check part of leaving: photograph the lock on your way out. Next time the “did I lock the door?” thought hits, you don’t drive back — you open Bilargo Exit and look at the timestamped photo you took minutes ago.

Yes. Retained checks show their photos and exact times. Unpinned completed checks and photos are kept for 30 days by default; choose 7, 30, 90 days, or Never, and pin any check that automatic cleanup should never remove.

Whatever your home needs: stove and oven off, windows shut, iron unplugged, lights off, door locked. In Bilargo Exit you build the list once and confirm each item with a photo — one active checklist in the free version, more with Pro.

No. There is nothing to sign up for and no Bilargo server behind the app. Checks, photos, and history live on your iPhone; buying Pro uses the Apple Account already on your phone.

With Pro, share a list as an Exit file with optional reference photos, or as plain text. Import it as a new list, append its items, or replace an existing list after confirmation. Settings also lets you export and restore a backup with the history and photos you choose to include. Review the preview first: replacing data removes categories omitted from the backup. Undo is available until you close the import result. Files are limited to 100 MB, with 10 MB per photo.

Yes. Open a check in History and switch between List and Grid, expand the place groups, or show references beside the check photos. Tap a photo to zoom. The reference in History is labelled Current reference: it may have changed since that check. Viewing it does not change the recorded result.