Screenshots that take you back to the page.
Tap one you took in Safari and the page opens again, where you were reading. They sort themselves by topic and by app. Share a few and the links travel with them.
iPhone · iOS 26 or later
What it does
Takes you back to the page
A tap on a Safari screenshot reopens it where you took it. A green dot means that exact page, a grey one means the site.
Follows your parcels
Screenshot the courier's text and it becomes a link to that parcel's page.
Sorts itself
Recipes, orders, parcels, shopping… and topics you make yourself. Narrow by day, by site, by app, by topic, by whether a screenshot has a link — and they stack, with each other and with whatever you type.
Groups them by app
Screenshots file themselves under the app you took them in, when Semnia can tell. The rest wait under Not sorted yet, where Semnia asks about the ones that look alike. Every one you name teaches it, so the next ones from that app can file themselves.
Sends the links with the pictures
Put several screenshots on one page and share it: in the PDF, a screenshot that has a link keeps it. Save that page as a card and it stays yours — reopen it, share it again, add to it or take one out.
Searches the words inside them
As you type, across the whole library — a word from the middle of the page, in any script your iPhone can read, or the site a screenshot came from. Add your own keywords to a screenshot and it answers to those as well. Your screenshots show up in the iPhone's own search too.
Shows the ones that look alike
Show similar lines up the screenshots that look like the one you picked, closest first — the same page taken twice, the same kind of screen.
Keeps its own copies
Your screenshots stay usable here even after you clear them out of Photos — about 200 KB each.
It all happens on the phone
Reading, searching, sorting and remembering which page a screenshot came from all happen on the phone. Opening that page is the one thing that needs the internet — it lives on the web, not in Semnia.
How it works
- Take screenshots the way you already do. Nothing to change, no button to press, no capture step of its own.
- Open Semnia and it reads what's new. Apple's on-device text recognition, right there on the phone — no upload, no queue, no account.
- Tap a Safari screenshot to go back. With the Semnia extension on, the page opens again at the part you were reading.
- A screenshot of a parcel text works too. The courier's name and the tracking number are read off the picture itself, so the screenshot opens that parcel's page — no extension involved.
- Or type anything you remember. The whole library answers as you type, including the words in the pictures.
- Add your own words to any screenshot. Swipe up on one to see what Semnia has on it — the link, and the text it read out of the picture — and add the keywords you would actually search for. The ones the picture never says: who a gift is for, which trip it belongs to, why you kept it.
Privacy
No account. No cloud. No server of its own. The reading, the search, the topics, the apps and the links are all worked out on your phone, and nothing is ever uploaded.
The only pages Semnia loads are the ones you tap, plus Apple's purchase sheet if you buy the unlock — and nothing about you goes out with either. Read the full privacy policy ›
Free, and full
Free on your newest 500 screenshots — the whole app, not a trial. Every feature runs: page links, topics, apps, cards, search, the archive.
One payment of €9.99 opens the rest of your library, for good. No subscription, no ads. Family Sharing included, and exporting your archive is free at any size.