Your saved prices stay current. What's new: • Prices on your shopping finds now refresh on their own. • A price you already have stays on the card, dated. • Better matches.

Screenshot something you want to buy. Captr finds the price. What's new: • Shop — a saved product now shows what it costs, which shop sells it, and similar items to compare. No retyping, no searching twice for the same thing. • Tap any product picture to open it full screen, zoom in, and swipe through every shot you saved of it. • Your day opens on Today: what's due, what arrived, what needs you. • Calendar suggestions come with real end times, repeats and an alert instead of a bare start.

Your Library opens fast, no matter how many screenshots are in it. What's new: • Library stays quick even with thousands of screenshots • Import up to 500 older screenshots at a time, and see what actually happened when you do • Tap a reminder and you land on the exact screenshot it is about Also: links behind your screenshots are checked harder, so fewer dead ends. Cards with nothing to show are gone from your feed and the Library count is finally accurate.

Captr looks sharper — and picks up where you left off. What's new: • A cleaner, more consistent interface — one look for filters, badges, and loading across Library, Lists, and Today • Renaming, archiving, and deleting lists happen the moment you tap, not seconds later • Select mode no longer darkens your thumbnails, so you can see what you're picking

Your morning briefing now opens on the card it was talking about — not the top of the feed. What's new: • Tap a briefing notification and jump straight to that due item, or list. • Cleaner select mode across Library and Lists — Add to list and Delete. • Smarter actions on screenshots: no more "Set reminder" on keepsakes with nothing to remind you about. • Boarding passes and barcodes scan more reliably, including PDF417 passes. Also: Add to Calendar remembers what you already saved, identity docs stay out of Contacts, and timed reminders wait until you're not mid-setup.

Your morning briefing now leads with something worth opening — a dated plan, a new find, or a note you actually cared about — instead of a vague count of cards. What's new: • Smarter daily briefings that name the news, not the inventory • Reminder pushes for the same day collapse into one banner instead of stacking • Social screenshots link to the post you saved, not the author's profile • Home Today polish — a real Refresh feed control and a surface that stays consistent across launches Also: cleaner screenshot lists, and plenty of quiet reliability work under the hood.

A clearer Today view and a redesigned screenshot detail — so your saves are easier to act on. What's new: • Redesigned screenshot detail — cleaner layout, clearer actions, easier to share and organize • Import your newest screenshots first — Home is useful sooner after you join Also: smarter daily briefing notifications, more reliable original-source links, and fixes so your feed stays steady while Captr organizes in the background.

Your Home feed puts lists first — and reminders stay honest about when a screenshot was taken. What's new: • Actionable pages use when the photo was captured, not when it was imported — no more "Track your package" for a weeks-old delivery. • Evening updates can summarize what Captr imported and organized since you last opened the app. Also: more reliable date reminders, better original-source links from social posts, and steadier setup guidance when your library is still thin.

Captr now handles Limited Photos Access the way it should — so new screenshots keep flowing in. What's new: • Pick the screenshots Captr can see during setup when you've granted Limited Access • Safer account deletion

Captr now finds where your screenshots came from. What's new: • A cleaner look — redesigned bottom bar and a fresh, consistent icon set across the whole app. • Search that remembers — open an item mid-search and come back exactly where you left off, conversation and all. • Daily Discover — fresh discoveries generated reliably once a day, with phantom entries cleaned up. Also: sharper link previews, smarter screenshot source detection, and plenty of small fixes.

Smarter suggestions and more reliable reminders for your screenshots. What's new: • "Learn more" now surfaces for articles, explainers, news, and research saves — not just shopping pages • Reminders won't duplicate across notification types on the same day • Screenshots of your lock screen or notification shade no longer spawn spurious reminder suggestions Also: sign-in and onboarding stability fixes.

Onboarding moves faster, and reminders arrive when they matter. What's new: • Intent reminders and daily highlights arrive at the right moment instead of being held for a later batch window

Onboarding now explains how Captr protects your screenshots before asking for photo access. What's new: • Returning users can sign back in more smoothly when they already have an account Also: fixes for stuck loading during photo permission and more reliable sign-in when linking an existing account.

What's new: • Feed tutorial try-it uses your analyzed screenshots when possible, so the swipe-and-tap lesson matches what you'll see on Home • Home's Today section stays filled — we surface your best saved cards instead of leaving the feed empty • Morning notifications are more reliable when your daily mix has nothing new to show

Close screenshots the way you expect — swipe down to dismiss, just like Photos. What's new: • Swipe down on any screenshot to close it and zoom back to where you were in your library or lists • "Open source" actions now show the right app — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more — so you know exactly where you're headed Also: smoother app launch, smarter daily feed ordering, and assorted polish throughout.

What's new: • A refined open animation when you tap a screenshot—no more flying overlay that hides the chrome until it lands. • Your Home cards stay put while you browse instead of shuffling mid-session. • Sharper frosted blur on navigation bars and screenshot detail. Also: fixes for first-time import and onboarding getting stuck on the analyzing screen.

Captr 3.0 is here — your screenshots, reimagined. What's new: • A personalized Home feed that surfaces your best screenshots each day with smart actions and fresh recommended picks • Lists — AI-proposed smart lists plus your own, with pin, archive, and snooze • Library — browse every screenshot with filters, bulk select, and quick context menus • A redesigned onboarding that walks you through import, analysis, and your first feed • Morning Daily Mix cards that highlight what matters right now Also: smoother photo-permission handling, faster sync after reinstall, and dozens of polish fixes throughout.

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A cleaner, more consistent Captr — refreshed across settings, to-dos, search, and more. What's new: • Polished design across Settings, your to-do list, AI search, onboarding, and swipe review — buttons, lists, and inputs now match the same look and feel everywhere. • To-dos tabs are easier to scan with a clearer All / Reminders switch. • Smarter to-do behavior: removing a reminder keeps the screenshot on your list until you remove it from to-dos. Also: accessibility improvements in search and to-dos, plus updated Terms and Privacy on captr.app.

What's new: • Multi-event calendar — drop in a school newsletter, syllabus, or festival lineup and pick which dates to add in one tap. • Auto-collections, your call — turn AI collections on or off, and choose to keep or disband what you already have. • Your settings, everywhere — preferences now follow you across devices. • Smarter gallery layout — screenshots fill the frame, imported photos breathe, no more awkward crops. • To-dos, finished — completed items move to a Done section, and you can add to-dos straight from Photos. Plus a refreshed look across the app, sleeker status pills in the header, and a fresh batch of fixes.

Your screenshots just got smarter about time. • Smart nudges — When we spot a date or reminder in a screenshot, we’ll ping you at a sensible hour so you can add it to Calendar or set a reminder in one tap. • Limited Photos, solved — Clearer guidance if you only shared some photos, plus an easy way to import older screenshots (50, 100, or 200 at a time). • Swipe Cleaner — Adding something to To-dos from review now shows a quick confirmation so you can name it before it lands on your list. Plus reliability fixes for import, sync, and notifications.

1) Organize by feel, not by menus Drag any screenshot onto a collection — on your home grid, across collections, or inside a collection — and drop it where it belongs. You get a live preview, smooth scrolling while you drag, and a quicker path into “new collection” when you need one. 2) Swipe Cleaner, more natural Leaving a session without deleting is clearer and calmer, with sheets and controls tuned so the flow matches what you meant to do. 3) Polish you’ll notice Deleting an item from detail no longer jumps you through an extra back step. Images and loading feel a bit smoother in the places you use most.

• To-dos — turn any screenshot into a to-do. New To-dos page, quick-add sheet, and a “Do it now” flow from Swipe Cleaner. • Pick your map — when an item triggers a navigation action, choose Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze. • Rename items — tap the title on the item page to give any screenshot a name that makes sense to you. • Smoother full-image view — refined zoom and open/close animation, with the system bar tucked away while you pinch. • Lots of polish in Swipe Cleaner, the gallery, and notification reliability.

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Help Captr’s AI get better at sorting your screenshots. On an item, you may see a quick check-in like “Did we get this right?” or a prompt if you move something out of a suggested collection. You can say what was wrong in a few taps when it misses the mark.