Screenshot or share
Keep taking screenshots, or tap Share in any app and pick Memora. There’s no new habit to learn.
Memora reads the screenshots and links you save (books, recipes, places, receipts, tickets) and files each one onto the right shelf as a tidy card. Your library stays on your phone.
Keep taking screenshots, or tap Share in any app and pick Memora. There’s no new habit to learn.
Text recognition built into your phone reads each screenshot on the device. When that isn’t enough and you’ve allowed it, AI looks at a small copy. Private screenshots never leave your phone.
It lands on the right shelf with the useful parts pulled out: author, address, ingredients, date. If Memora isn’t sure, it waits in your Inbox.
See what you saved today, what’s waiting in your Inbox, and a “For you” row that brings back the books on your list and the places you wanted to go.

Books, Recipes, Places, Receipts, Movies and more. Each shelf shows its cards on a little ledge, ready to browse. You choose how bold the auto-filing is.

A screenshot of a book becomes a card with the author, year, pages, genres and a short summary, plus a status you can track: Want to read, Reading, Read.

Cafés and spots from screenshots and Maps links get a rating, an address and directions, and show up together on your map. Wishlist, Planned, Visited.

The dish, the cuisine, a short summary and a link back to the source. Mark it Want to cook, then Cooked, and add a note on why you saved it.

Tap Share in Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Maps or your browser and choose Memora. The link is read, named and put on the right shelf in seconds.

Memora starts with twenty shelves, from Books to Bills. Two of them are Vaults: what goes there never leaves your phone.
Memora does its reading on your device. If you allow it, a look-up sends a few words with anything personal masked, and a screenshot Memora can’t sort is shown to AI as a small copy.
<phone> <email> <code>You save places, restaurants, travel ideas, maps and things you want to experience.
Aura reads the pattern in what you save: your type this month, your mix, a nudge for today, and the things you meant to get back to. It’s worked out on your phone and describes your interests, never who you are.
Share your aura as a card with your type and mix. It never shows your screenshots or what you saved.
Home Screen widgets and gentle reminders bring back what you saved when it’s useful. Vault cards never appear in them.
Also: Rediscover, a screenshot worth a second look, and Aura for Pro.
Free organizes your 100 newest screenshots a month and 10 social links a week onto 5 shelves. Pro organizes everything, opens every shelf and adds Aura, picks and the AI assistant.
Sort your screenshots for free.
Every screenshot, fully understood.
Just $2.50 a month, after a 7-day trial
Prices in US dollars; they vary by country, and taxes may apply. The 7-day free trial is for new subscribers. In the apps you pay through the App Store or Google Play, and on the web through Stripe. Cancel any time in your store’s subscriptions (or, for a plan bought on the web, through Stripe) and keep Pro until the period ends.
Only if you allow it, and only the ones it can’t sort on its own. Every screenshot is read on your phone first. The last intro page asks whether Memora may use AI services such as Google’s Gemini. If you tap Allow, a small copy of a screenshot it can’t sort goes to an AI model to recognise what’s in it. Not now keeps sorting on your phone. Screenshots that look private, such as chats, bills, codes or anything with card numbers or passwords, never leave your phone, Memora keeps none of the copies, and your photo library is never uploaded. You can change your answer any time in Settings → Privacy.
If you allow online look-ups, Memora sends a few lines of text from a screenshot, with phone numbers, emails, codes, card numbers and IBANs masked, so it can name the book, place or recipe and fill in the details. Links you share are sent too, so Memora can read the page’s title and preview. You can turn look-ups on or off any time in Settings → Privacy. The privacy policy lists every service involved.
No. You can use Memora as a guest and even buy Pro in the app without one. An account (Apple, Google or email) only lets Pro work on any phone you sign in to, and you need one to buy Pro on the web. It doesn’t sync or back up your cards: they stay on your phone.
Any app with a Share button: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, Pinterest, Reddit, Spotify, Google Maps, Apple Maps, Safari and many more. Pictures you share are added to your photo library and sorted along with your screenshots.
They go to a Vault shelf. Vault cards are never sent anywhere, never previewed on your shelves, and never shown in widgets or recommendations. If Memora spots things like card numbers, IBANs or passwords in a screenshot, it puts it in the Vault automatically.
Yes. Memora is coming to iPhone and Android together, through the App Store and Google Play.
If you bought Pro in the app, you manage and cancel it in your store account: App Store subscriptions on iPhone, or Google Play subscriptions on Android. In Memora, open Settings and tap Manage on your plan to get there. A plan bought with a card is managed on Stripe’s secure page, which Manage opens too, or at link.com. You keep Pro until the end of the period you’ve paid for. The 7-day free trial is for new subscribers.
In Memora, open Settings, tap your profile at the top, then Delete account. It takes effect immediately. You can also ask us to do it by email. Deleting your account doesn’t cancel a Pro subscription bought through the App Store or Google Play, so cancel that in your store account as well.
Memora is made by an independent developer who had far too many screenshots. Say hello at support@memorashelf.com.
Memora is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Free to start, private by design.