CloudShots: Screenshot History
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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- Search shows why each result matched, finds AI summaries, app names and approximate names, and numbers match dates. - The source filter takes several sources at once. - Screenshot view: pinch to zoom works again; recognized text, tags, links and detected dates, phones, addresses and codes sit below it. - Add a detected date to Calendar; CloudShots only adds events and never reads your calendar. - A toolbar toggle highlights the recognized text in a screenshot. - Export with Frame from the Share menu: background, padding, corners, shadow, ratios and presets. - Editor: tools in one row, filled arrowheads and text plates; tool letters work with an iPad keyboard. - File names: AI names, date and time, or your own template; AI names explain a language mismatch or a model still preparing. - Groups expand in place. - Each onboarding step moves on with its button, and an Apple Intelligence step appears when it is unavailable. - Settings are regrouped and show each permission's state and every on-device AI feature. - Spotlight finds a screenshot by its smart name. - Upload progress is a thin bar. - A free trial shows its end date instead of Expired. - Diagnostics are on by default; turn them off in onboarding or Settings. - Photos scanning and feed preparation no longer freeze the app, and sync retries a screenshot that changed while uploading.
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One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Find any screenshot again by what's inside it. Screenshots pile up by the hundred and none of them have names. CloudShots pulls them from your Screenshots album into one history you can actually search — words, objects, "last week" — and keeps it in sync with your Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch through your own iCloud. Your screenshots sync privately through your own iCloud to every device you use. No CloudShots servers, no account: only you hold your library. FIND IT AGAIN • Your Screenshots album is imported automatically, in the background. • Search the text and the objects inside an image, not just the date. • Search finds by meaning too, not just the exact words. • Filter by the device a screenshot came from. • Thumbnails crop to the part of a tall screenshot worth seeing. • Save an image from another app with the share extension. • Select and copy any text on the image with Live Text. • Tap a verification code, password, IBAN, link, or address to copy it. • Read the QR codes and barcodes in a screenshot. • On iOS 26, copy any table CloudShots recognizes as plain text — pastes right into a spreadsheet. • On devices with Apple Intelligence, every screenshot gets a name and a summary, written on the device, synced to your other devices through your iCloud, and free on both tiers. EDIT AND SHARE • Annotate, crop, remove or blur the background, blur faces, redact text, and redact objects. • Select an object with a tap, then crop to it or redact it precisely. • No surface ever shows the unredacted image. Share it, or invite someone to collaborate with edit or view-only access through iCloud — edits are saved into the file for everyone who has it, but only the owner can restore the original, on the device that sealed it, and only with an internet connection. • Widgets, Live Activities, Shortcuts, Siri, Spotlight, Handoff, and a 30-day Trash. • Export with a frame, filled arrowheads, text plates, and file name templates. PRIVATE BY DESIGN On every supported device, Vision reads text, classifies scenes and objects, finds similar screenshots and groups them, lifts subjects and blurs backgrounds, and detects faces and barcodes; Natural Language powers smart text; VisionKit adds Live Text and data detection; Core Spotlight indexes and donates; and App Intents bring Siri and Shortcuts. Only the names and summaries use Apple Intelligence through Foundation Models, where it's available. Pro lets you mark a screenshot private, and it leaves the library, the search results, and the widgets. Diagnostics cover crashes, hangs, and feature usage — never a screenshot or the text in it — and you can turn them off. FREE AND PRO Free opens your newest 30 screenshots. Everything older keeps syncing and stays yours; it is locked, not deleted, and unlocks the moment you upgrade. Pro opens the whole history, lets you mark screenshots private, and clears the already-synced originals out of Photos — into Recently Deleted, never straight to gone — to reclaim space. $0.99 per week, $9.99 per year with a one-week free trial for eligible accounts, or $24.99 once for Lifetime. iCloud storage is billed by Apple. Prices and availability vary by region. Terms of Use: https://cloudshots.app/terms?source=appstore Privacy Policy: https://cloudshots.app/privacy?source=appstore
What's new · 0.8.4
- Search shows why each result matched, finds AI summaries, app names and approximate names, and numbers match dates. - The source filter takes several sources at once. - Screenshot view: pinch to zoom works again; recognized text, tags, links and detected dates, phones, addresses and codes sit below it. - Add a detected date to Calendar; CloudShots only adds events and never reads your calendar. - A toolbar toggle highlights the recognized text in a screenshot. - Export with Frame from the Share menu: background, padding, corners, shadow, ratios and presets. - Editor: tools in one row, filled arrowheads and text plates; tool letters work with an iPad keyboard. - File names: AI names, date and time, or your own template; AI names explain a language mismatch or a model still preparing. - Groups expand in place. - Each onboarding step moves on with its button, and an Apple Intelligence step appears when it is unavailable. - Settings are regrouped and show each permission's state and every on-device AI feature. - Spotlight finds a screenshot by its smart name. - Upload progress is a thin bar. - A free trial shows its end date instead of Expired. - Diagnostics are on by default; turn them off in onboarding or Settings. - Photos scanning and feed preparation no longer freeze the app, and sync retries a screenshot that changed while uploading.
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