Save anything once.
Find it later.

Screenie is the inbox for everything you save online. Drop in links, screenshots, snippets, and images. It reads, tags, and organizes them so you can search by memory, not filename.

Open source · Free while in beta · No credit card

An illustrated person joyfully holding a screenshot, a profile card, a saved link, and a text snippet, everything they've captured into Screenie.
screenie.app · your inbox

One inbox for the things you used to lose

A tweet you screenshotted
A pricing page for later
A paragraph you highlighted
A ChatGPT answer
Design inspiration
An internship link
A receipt photo
A tutorial to revisit
A tweet you screenshotted
A pricing page for later
A paragraph you highlighted
A ChatGPT answer
Design inspiration
An internship link
A receipt photo
A tutorial to revisit

Built for people with too many bookmarks, too many screenshots, and no reliable system for recall.

Students•Researchers•Designers•Founders•Writers•Job seekers•PMs•The chronically curious

You never had a saving problem. You had a finding problem.

Everyone saves with good intentions. The hard part is getting it back. Screenie is built for the second half, so the thing you saved is the thing you find.

Why we built Screenie
How it works

Capture now. Organized for you. Found in seconds.

Three steps, and you only do the first one. Screenie handles the rest in the background.

01Capture

Drop it in and move on

Paste a link, drag a screenshot, save a snippet, or share straight from your phone. No folder to choose, no title to write. It just lands in your inbox.

  • Links, screenshots, snippets, images
  • Share-sheet and quick-save shortcut
  • Nothing to organize up front
LinksScreenshotsSnippets
02Organize

AI does the filing for you

Screenie reads every save: OCR on images, source recognition, a short summary, and smart tags. Related items group into collections that build themselves.

  • OCR + source recognition
  • Auto summaries and smart tags
  • Self-building collections
Design inspirationAI promptsResearch
03Find

Search the way you remember

Type what you half-remember: a phrase, a topic, who posted it, or words inside a screenshot. Screenie searches across everything and shows you why each result matched.

  • Natural-language search
  • Reads text inside images
  • Matches by meaning, not filename
Search by memoryOCR matches
Use cases

One product, shaped to how you save

Pick the saver you are. Screenie fits the people who save the most, and lose the most.

A study memory that survives finals week

Save lecture screenshots, article highlights, diagrams, and explanations. When the exam comes, search by topic instead of digging through a camera roll.

  • Group saves by class or project
  • Pull up that one diagram instantly
Lecture notesHighlightsDiagrams
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Collect sources now, synthesize later

Papers, quotes, screenshots, and references pile up fast. Screenie keeps them searchable by idea, so writing the synthesis isn't an archaeology dig.

  • Retrieve by topic, not file path
  • Keep every source in one thread
SourcesQuotesReferences
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A swipe file that organizes itself

Screenshots of UI, sites, type, and color don't need manual folders anymore. Save the inspiration and let collections form around what you actually save.

  • Auto-grouped inspiration
  • Find that layout you saw last month
UI inspoTypeColor
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Your competitor and idea research, in one place

Competitor sites, tweet threads, market notes, and product inspiration stop scattering across tabs and DMs. Build a searchable knowledge base as you go.

  • Track competitors and ideas
  • Resurface notes when it matters
CompetitorsMarket notesThreads
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One home for the whole job search

Role links, interview advice, resume feedback screenshots, and company research usually live in ten places. Keep them in one searchable base instead.

  • Save roles and advice together
  • Search prep notes before the call
RolesInterview prepResume feedback
An illustrated job seeker striding with a briefcase and a resume in hand.
Open source

Open source, and free while we're in beta

Screenie is built in the open. Public source is coming soon. Self-host your own inbox, or use the hosted beta. Your saves, your way.

Read the docs
  • Free while we're in beta. No credit card.
  • Self-host it on your own machine, anytime
  • Built in the open with the community
From the blog

Read before you start saving

A short, practical read on why capture-first beats folder-first.

Featured9 minMay 2025

How to build a second brain without building a system

A capture-first workflow for people who save a lot, forget where it went, and refuse to become their own librarian.

By Screenie

Read nowMore guides

Transform how you save and find things online

Stop losing screenshots, links, and snippets. Screenie reads, tags, and organizes everything so you can search by memory, not filename.

Free while in beta · We'll only email about your spot