Use case
When an event poster, schedule, invitation, or conference screenshot lands in Photos, SnapAction can classify it as an event resource and extract the details that make follow-up easier.
A flyer screenshot might show a date and time, but Calendar cannot use that image without manual entry.
Event title, venue, speaker, booking page, and notes can be scattered across multiple screenshots or app surfaces.
By the time you need directions or the event link, the screenshot is buried under newer captures.
SnapAction can process a single event flyer or consecutive screenshots from a schedule, booking flow, or chat thread when they belong together.
The AI screenshot agent looks for the primary event rather than every incidental text fragment on the screen.
When visible, SnapAction can return title, date and time, location, related notes, and links that make the event easier to revisit.
From the saved card, SnapAction can surface actions such as Add to Calendar, open a related URL, get directions, or copy important details.
Save session times, venue names, speaker details, and related web links from schedules you saw on mobile.
Keep the event title, place, date, and booking reference close to the screenshot that prompted the save.
When a booking or itinerary is better classified as travel, SnapAction can preserve booking references and destination context.
Group chats and DMs often contain the only copy of an event plan. Consecutive screenshot grouping can keep related screens together.
SnapAction can extract event-style metadata and surface an Add to Calendar action when the screenshot contains enough usable title and time information.
SnapAction works best when the primary event and useful details are visible. If a URL or venue name is visible, missing-link recovery can help connect the card to a canonical destination.
No. Selected screenshots are sent to the backend for AI analysis. The extracted resource records are stored locally with SwiftData.
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