The things you find, found again.
Save a screenshot, a webpage, a place, a moment in a podcast. Then actually find it later. No folders, no tags, no organizing. Ask for it in your own words, and it comes back.
Screenshots you can actually search
Your camera roll is full of things you meant to keep: recipes, receipts, confirmations. Thyme Slice reads the text inside them, on your iPhone, so “that ramen recipe screenshot” finds the screenshot, not a folder.
Keep a Pressing
A Pressing is an offline copy of a page, exactly as you saw it. Kept when you ask, never automatically. If the page changes or disappears, yours doesn’t.
Save the minute, not just the link
A Moment points into a podcast or video. Save it at 23:14, and “Open at 23:14” takes you straight back. YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify at launch.
Searches that keep working
A search worth keeping becomes a Recall. New saves that match file themselves in, quietly. No notifications, just a small “new” when you look.
Private by design
Your library lives in your iCloud, not our servers. We couldn’t read it if we wanted to, and we’ve gone to some trouble to keep it that way.
On your iPhone, entirely
Summaries, search, everything. It all happens on your device. Nothing you save leaves your phone, except your own iCloud and the shares you choose to create.
Calm software
No feeds, no streaks, no badges demanding attention. Thyme Slice speaks up only when something you saved is useful again.
Save it once. Find what you found.