Use case
To organize iPhone screenshots automatically, SnapAction scans screenshots from Photos, identifies the resource inside each image, and saves it as a typed card with tags, metadata, and actions instead of another image to scroll past.
A screenshot might represent a link, repo, article, product, flight booking, invoice, event, place, or todo. Photos only sees another image.
Albums and favorites help only if you remember to file every screenshot while the context is still fresh.
Searching a camera roll for “that repo from Twitter” is different from opening a card that already knows it is a GitHub resource.
Open SnapAction and scan selected or recent screenshots from Photos. For quick capture, trigger the latest screenshot with App Shortcuts, the Action Button, or Control Center.
The Convex-backed OpenRouter workflow identifies whether the screenshot is a repo, article, post, event, invoice, place, contact, todo, product, travel booking, or another supported type.
If the screenshot only shows a title or name, Serper search and URL verification can help find the canonical link before the card is saved.
Open URLs, add events, get directions, call contacts, copy invoice amounts, or revisit today’s resources through Rewind.
A saved article screenshot becomes a card with a title, URL, description, tags, read state, and an Open action.
A poster or schedule screenshot can surface date, place, and event details so follow-up is not trapped in an image.
Invoices and receipts can keep fields such as amounts or invoice numbers available to copy.
Travel cards can preserve booking references and destination context alongside the original screenshot link.
Scan selected or recent screenshots in SnapAction. The app classifies the main resource and stores the analyzed result locally with SwiftData so you can browse cards instead of manually sorting images.
Yes, when the screenshot shows enough context. A visible title, repo name, product, or place can be used with search and verification to recover a likely canonical URL.
No. Photos still stores the screenshot. SnapAction creates a structured resource layer for the useful thing inside the screenshot.
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