Screenshot it. Photograph it.
Keep information from an app, a website, a poster or a real-life notice, using the tools you already use.
For iPhone · In development
Capture, Organize & Rediscover
Curious now.
Useful later.
You can’t set a reminder for everything that catches your eye.
AnyCue is being built to organize your screenshots and photos into a list you can revisit—so something worth saving has a chance to be remembered.
A poster you photographed
Neighborhood
Night Market
Saturday · 5–9 PM
Riverside Square
Food, crafts & live music
Saved interest
Night market this Saturday
A possibility for your weekend.
Illustrative concept preview. Fictional example; the original-viewing feature is planned.
Save without decidingInterest is enough.
Review what you savedSee possibilities again.
Return to the sourceCheck the full context.
Between saving and setting a reminder
A place for “maybe I’ll need this.”
Tickets, notices, places to try, events you might attend. Saving the information doesn’t always mean making a plan. AnyCue’s goal is to keep those possibilities within reach.
Let the clues become a list.
AnyCue aims to bring useful details together without asking you to create a reminder for every saved item.
See it again. Open the original.
Browse what might matter, then return to the original screenshot or photo to confirm the details.
More than things you have to do.
Something to attend
A concert announcement, a community event or a workshop you haven’t decided on yet.
Something to remember
A school notice, a booking confirmation or information you may need closer to the date.
Something to revisit
A place, a recipe or an interesting offer. Useful material can belong in your collection without a deadline.
Your photos at the center.
Alongside screenshots and real-life photos, the development version supports reviewing enabled Apple Calendar & Reminders and multiple Gmail accounts.
Photos & ScreenshotsApple Calendar & RemindersMultiple Gmail Accounts
Current reviews are started by the user and cover a limited set of recent items. The persistent collection and tap-to-open original experience shown here are planned. AnyCue does not continuously monitor other apps or guarantee that every item will be captured.
Your context.
Your decision.
A short summary is a starting point. The original gives you the details you need to decide whether something matters to you.
AnyCue’s design puts source access and user control first. Read about the current development version and this website.
Read the privacy information →Help shape AnyCue.
What do you save and then forget? We’d love to hear which screenshots and photos you want to rediscover.
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