ScreenStack auto-sorts your mountain of screenshots by why you took them, and uses on-device OCR to make codes, orders, and Wi-Fi passwords instantly searchable and copyable. Before anything's deleted, it puts the key details right in front of you — and everything goes to a trash you can recover from. All on-device.
Not just another cleanup app — it stitches tiered backups + a pre-delete receipt + a soft-delete trash into the confidence to actually delete: search a verification code or order number back in a second, and clear the originals from your photo library without a second thought.
New shots from your system Screenshots album are pulled in automatically, folded into "batch stacks" by 30-minute waves, then filed into four intents — important / saved / casual / to sort. Your home screen is just a dozen stacks to glance over.
On-device OCR with Apple Vision reads the text in every screenshot, so verification codes, order numbers, Wi-Fi passwords, tracking numbers, and amounts are all searchable — and one tap copies them.
Before you delete, a receipt pops up with the key fields it already saved from that shot, laid out right above the delete button so you can double-check on the spot — codes and amounts get an amber heads-up.
Everything you delete lands in an in-app trash first (recoverable), with a 5-second big-undo toast. Only when you "Delete permanently" yourself does it touch the photo-library original — and that goes through iOS's own second confirmation.
Fix a wrong call once and the app turns it into a human-readable local rule (like "from Amazon → important"), so similar shots sort right from then on. Every rule is visible and editable in settings.
OCR, search, and sorting all run on-device — every core feature works with no API key at all. AI enhancement is optional and bring-your-own-key, and your original screenshots are never uploaded.
Grant photo access and your system Screenshots album imports automatically, running OCR in the background. Old screenshots get backfilled too — no adding them one by one.
The home screen tells you "N shots left to sort." Tap "Start sorting" and swipe through: left to delete, right to keep, tap to park the ones you're unsure about. Fix a wrong call on the spot and it becomes a rule.
Search "Wi-Fi," "code," or "order number" in All, and a copy-in-one-tap field card pops up at the top, with the matching screenshots in a grid below.
In Cleanup, see suggestions grouped by reason (shared in passing / duplicate / blurry). Check the receipt, send them to trash, and only a permanent delete touches the originals — freeing space right away.
Codes, transfers, orders, invoices — you screenshot a pile and then don't dare delete them. Credential screenshots keep an original copy automatically, so when you need one you can search the field back in a second, copy it, or show it full-screen. Delete with confidence, get it back any time.
The throwaway shots you fired into a group chat and meant to clear right after land on the cleanup radar automatically. Quick triage flies through them a few seconds each, freeing up space — without fear of deleting the wrong one.
Those long reads, tutorials, and tips you screenshotted come back to life through OCR — search them by what they're for. Related ones group together automatically, so they never sink to the bottom of your camera roll, lost for good.
No. OCR, search, and sorting all run locally on your iPhone / Mac, and your original screenshots never leave the device. Only when you turn on AI enhancement and add your own API key does it send the recognized text (never the image) to the platform you choose.
Credential and saved screenshots keep an original copy inside the app, so anything you send to the trash can be restored anytime. Only when you manually "Delete permanently" from the trash does it actually remove the original from your photo library — and that goes through iOS's own second confirmation.
Yes. Auto-sorting, full-text on-device OCR search, credential extraction, the pre-delete receipt, quick triage — every core feature works without AI. AI is just an optional boost for finer judgment on the screenshots that are genuinely hard to classify.
Tap right on the screenshot to change it, and once you fix it, it remembers — the app quietly turns it into a visible, editable local rule, so similar shots sort correctly from then on. It gets sharper the more you use it.
Local full-text search + safe cleanup are free forever; AI enhancement is optional BYOK. Coming to the App Store soon — stay tuned.