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Task-oriented support for installation, screenshot processing, quotas, privacy, product-account deletion, Apple subscriptions, and deletion status.
Use in-app product-account deletion, understand what is removed or retained, manage Apple billing, and get support.
Open guide →Join the beta, install the iOS app, scan your first screenshots, and understand monthly scan limits.
Open guide →A support-style overview of PhotoKit intake, backend AI analysis, synchronization, and local app storage.
Open guide →A direct explanation of local records and cloud-assisted screenshot analysis.
Open guide →You install the beta through TestFlight and sign in. SnapAction reads screenshots from Photos through PhotoKit — only when you scan, and only the screenshots you select. Each scanned image goes to a cloud pipeline that uses AI vision analysis to identify the main resource and, when a link is not visible on screen, web search to recover the canonical URL.
The result comes back as a typed card — article, repo, event, place, product, invoice, booking, contact, or note — synchronized through SnapAction's backend and stored in a local app database. Cards keep their metadata, tags, favorite and read state, and a reference to the original screenshot, and each card surfaces a next action: open the link, add the event to Calendar, get directions, or copy the invoice amount. Free accounts include 30 scans a month; SnapAction Membership raises the quota to 300.
Install through TestFlight and start with a clear screenshot: a repo, article, event, receipt, product, booking, place, or contact.
Try 30 free scans