Reminari keeps every screenshot, link, and note — and reads what's inside them — so finding something is as easy as remembering it.
You save without thinking. Reminari does the understanding, the organizing, and the remembering.
Share a screenshot, link, or note — or let Reminari quietly catch new screenshots for you. It'll even file straight into a folder without opening the app.
On-device reading pulls the words out of your screenshots. AI writes a title, key points, and tags, summarizes links, and files everything for you.
Search the words that were inside a screenshot, find things by meaning, or just ask your vault a question and get an answer with sources.
Reminari reads the text inside every screenshot the moment you take it — that Wi-Fi password, the receipt total, the address from a DM. All instantly searchable, and it happens on your device, so it works offline.
Ask in plain language and get an answer drawn only from your own library — never the open web — with tappable sources you can jump straight to.
Every save is summarized, understood, and dropped into the folder it belongs in — automatically. If it's unsure, it suggests. If it's wrong, one tap undoes it. You never maintain a filing system again.
Zoom out and your folders become a living star map — bigger stars hold more, brighter stars are the ones you touched most recently. Drag to spin it. It never rearranges, so it becomes a place you actually remember.
Reminari resurfaces older saves as gentle "memories" — grouped and named for you, like Japan trip or Apartment hunt. A quiet nudge back to something you'll be glad you kept.
Send a save to a friend with a note. See when they've opened it, saved it, or reacted — and keep a tidy inbox of what they send you.
Reminari stays calm so your content is the only color — except one accent you pick. Try it: the whole page follows.
Reminari is launching on Android first. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it lands — and the second iOS is ready.
Field notes on saving, finding, and building a second memory.
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