Reminari
EARLY ACCESSAndroid first · iOS soon

Save anything.
Then just ask for it.

Reminari reads what’s inside every screenshot, link and note you keep — so you find things the way you remember them, not the way you filed them.

One email, when it’s ready. Nothing else.

How it works

Three seconds of your day. That’s the whole deal.

01

You save it

Share to Reminari from any app, or let it pick up new screenshots by itself. No folder to choose.

02

It reads it

The words inside the picture are read on your phone, then written up as something you can search.

03

You ask for it

Describe it roughly, months later. It comes back, even if your words were never in the image.

What it does

It does the remembering, so you don’t have to.

Nothing here needs filing. Reminari reads, sorts and hands things back the moment you reach for them.

It reads the words in your pictures.

A recipe, a receipt, a wifi password, a flight number. The text inside the image is read on your phone, then written up so you can actually search it.

Ask, and it answers from your own things.

Nothing invented, nothing from the open web. It shows which saves it used.

Groups you never had to make.

Receipts land with receipts. Travel with travel. The library sorts itself.

Search by meaning, not keywords.

Describe it the way you remember it. The right thing still comes back.

Private by default.

Mark anything on-device only, and it never leaves your phone. Not synced, not backed up, not sent to AI.

What people keep

It’s never the big things.

Nobody screenshots the important stuff. They screenshot the small, specific, easily lost stuff. That’s exactly what disappears.

The wifi password taped to a fridgeA flight number, screenshotted at the gateThat pasta reel you’ll never find againThe article everyone was talking aboutA gift idea, mentioned once, in passingWhere you parked, level 3, row H
The bookshop someone recommendedA receipt you’ll need in eleven monthsYour booking referenceThe paint colour you likedA quote from a book you didn’t finishThe name of that song
Privacy

Your vault is yours.

Built so the private things you save stay private. By design, not by a setting you have to find.

Read the privacy policy

Reading happens on your phone

Text recognition runs on the device. The image doesn’t leave to be read.

Your library is encrypted

It lives in an encrypted database on your phone, with the key held in the phone’s secure keystore.

AI is optional

Summaries and questions are the only things that use a cloud model. Turn them off and the app still works.

Delete means delete

One tap removes your account, your files and the copies. There’s a page for it, and it isn’t buried.

Questions

Good to know.

Something else on your mind? hello@reminari.com reaches the person building it.

Where are my screenshots stored?

In a private, per-user cloud only you can reach. Images are served through links that expire after an hour, never public URLs. On your phone they live in the app’s private storage, and you can keep any item on-device only, with nothing uploaded at all.

What happens if I uninstall?

Anything synced to the cloud comes right back when you sign in again. Items you marked on-device only live solely on that phone by design, so keep cloud sync on for anything you can’t lose.

Does AI read my stuff?

Reading the text inside screenshots happens on your device. Optional cloud AI powers summaries and meaning-search through a secure server. The app never holds the AI key, and you can switch cloud AI off entirely.

Is it free?

Reminari is free to start. A paid plan for heavier AI use is coming later. You’ll always be able to save, search and find without it.

Which platforms is it on?

Android first. Join the waitlist to be among the first in. iOS is in active development; add your email and we’ll tell you the moment it lands.

Stop losing things you meant to keep.

ANDROID FIRST · iOS SOON · ONE EMAIL, WHEN IT’S READY