Find an article by what you want to do: track payments from screenshots, turn screenshot tasks into reminders, build a clippings library, or see first how it differs from what iPhone already does.
Screenshot a payment confirmation and ScreenNote turns it into a ledger entry with amount, merchant and category, plus monthly totals, duplicate warnings and upcoming charges. What it does and what it does not.
How writers and researchers use ScreenNote: screenshot the good argument, let on-device OCR turn the picture into searchable, copyable text, find related shots automatically, and export quotes and weekly recaps as cards.
Pull verification codes, order numbers, and payment amounts out of a screenshot with one tap — no more squinting and retyping.
Weekly recaps, a year in review, and standout quotes — how the Highlights tab makes the screenshots you've piled up worth revisiting.
No need to open the app first — swipe down on your home screen and ScreenNote's content can show up right in iPhone's system-wide search.
What bring-your-own-key actually means, and how to pick the right one from 17 supported providers plus a custom slot.
ScreenNote pulls to-dos and dates out of chat, notification and poster screenshots and adds them to Apple Reminders or Calendar in one tap. Version 2.5.0 adds an optional timed reminder at 9 PM the night before or 9 AM that day.
Manually building albums, the system's built-in Screenshots album, or auto-sorting by why you took the shot — how to weigh the cost and limits of each.
ScreenNote compared with the built-in Photos app and Live Text on iPhone: text extraction, search, recovery after deletion, requirements and cost. Each fact about the other side links to an Apple page with a verification date, and gaps are marked not verified.
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