Now on macOS
Stop scrolling through4,000 screenshots.
Recall watches your screenshots, understands what’s in them, and finds them the moment you need them. Your library stays on your Mac — AI search only reads what you ask it to.
Free forever · macOS 13+
A filename is not a memory
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That thing you screenshotted three weeks ago? Found.
From capture to recall
Capture like always.
Recall handles the rest.
Capture like always
⌘ Shift 4. You’re done.
Point Recall at the folder where your Mac saves screenshots. No new habits, no manual imports.
Readable on Free
Every word becomes searchable.
Built-in OCR recognizes text in every new screenshot, so Free users can search exactly what was on screen.
Search by meaningPro
Describe it. Don’t name it.
Type “that pricing table from the green website” and watch it appear. Under five seconds.
Your library, your way
One screenshot.
Every place it belongs.
Recall fills your library automatically from the folder you choose. Create collections for projects, inspiration, research, or anything else—and add the same image to more than one.
Privacy is not a setting
Honest about every byte.
Your screenshots live on your Mac. OCR, search, and your library never touch the internet. When you run a Pro AI analysis, that single screenshot is sent — encrypted, on your request, and only then — to OpenAI for analysis. We never store your screenshots, and OpenAI does not use them for training. You always know exactly where your data goes, because we tell you.
Always local · Free and Pro
What stays on your Mac
- ✓ Your screenshots: your files, on your drive, in the folder you choose
- ✓ OCR and text search, entirely on-device
- ✓ Folders, collections, and your search index
- ✓ No account needed for Free, no ads, no telemetry that contains your content
Pro AI analysis · Only when you ask
What goes to AI
- → You start an analysis — that one screenshot is sent to OpenAI over an encrypted connection
- → Per request. Never in the background, never your whole library
- → Your screenshots are not stored by us and not used to train models
- → The results — tags and descriptions — are saved locally, on your Mac
The Recall promise
From “I know I saw this” to found.
Simple pricing
Start free.
Remember more with Pro.
Start with fast text search. Go Pro when you want Recall to understand what a screenshot means.
For a calm, searchable screenshot library with no new habits.
Download for Mac- ✓Automatic screenshot capture
- ✓OCR text recognition and search
- ✓Folders and local, private storage
- —AI analysisExact-text search only
- —Search by meaningIncluded with Pro
For finding the screenshot you remember, even when you cannot remember a single word.
Start remembering- ✓Automatic screenshot capture
- ✓OCR text recognition and search
- ✓Folders and local, private storage
- ✓AI analysisUp to 750 screenshots per month
- ✓Search by meaningNatural-language recall
AI analysis runs on your request via OpenAI — your library itself stays on your Mac.
What’s next
iPhone sync —
coming later.
You know the moment: you’re mid-conversation and think “wait, that screenshot is on my MacBook.” We’re working on optional, opt-in sync so you can search your library from your iPhone. Optional means optional — if you never turn it on, Recall stays 100% on your Mac, exactly as it is today. And if you do turn it on, we’ll store only what’s needed to make sync work, nothing more. Pricing and timing to be announced.
One useful launch email. No newsletter, no spam.
Good to know
Questions, answered
without the fine print.
The useful details about privacy, pricing, and what the early version can already do.
Yes. Free includes automatic capture, on-device OCR, exact-text search, folders, and local storage. Pro is only for AI analysis and searching by meaning.
That screenshot is still in there
Start remembering.
Join the waitlist for the polished release, or use Recall today. I couldn’t keep something this useful to myself.
macOS 13 or newer · free to useA candid heads-up: Apple signing and notarization aren’t finished yet, so macOS will warn you on first launch. It’s not the polished welcome I want for Recall, but the app is already too useful to keep from you. Right-click the app and choose “Open”, or go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click “Open Anyway”.
Prefer to wait for the signed release?
One useful launch email. No newsletter, no spam.