SnapMind: Screenshot Search

Your screenshots already hold the receipt, the ticket, the chat, and the page you meant to keep. SnapMind files them and lets you search the words on the screen.

A $20 payment. A boarding pass. A restaurant. A QR code. A message you will need later. They land in one folder with names like Screenshot_2026. SnapMind reads each image on your phone and makes it findable.

How it works
• New screenshots are indexed on your phone.
• Each one is filed under Shopping, Travel, Payments, Food, Tickets, Conversations, Reading, Codes, or Other.
• Search the words you remember. A shot that shows $20.00 matches “20 usd”. “Blue Bottle” finds Blue Bottle.

On the screenshot
• See the title, amount, date, and place read from the image.
• Read a QR code on the screenshot. The link opens only after you confirm.
• For a flight or ticket with a clear future date, tap Remind me a day before.
• Mark a screenshot as a wishlist item.

On your phone
The words read from your screenshots stay on the device. Your pictures stay in the gallery. SnapMind stores the search index only. Password, passcode, and one-time-code screens are hidden. That text is not saved and cannot be searched.
The home screen shows a banner ad from Google. The words from your screenshots are not sent with that ad.

Photo access
To index new screenshots as you take them, SnapMind reads your screenshot library. You can decline that access and pick individual screenshots instead.

This version
SnapMind reads Latin script, including English. Filing uses English words such as receipt, flight, and ticket. It recognizes $, €, £, ¥, ₹, ₩, and ฿.
On phones that already have on-device Gemini Nano, SnapMind can file a screenshot the built-in rules could not classify. Every other phone still keeps a searchable record.