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A searchable memory layer for everything you copy — auto-OCR on every screenshot, project-grouped clip stacks, and a timeline that surfaces past clips when you start working on related tasks.
consultants, researchers, and journalists juggling dozens of screenshots a week
- Auto-OCR every copied screenshot with full-text search across image contents
- Project-grouped clip stacks that sync across machines and follow you into Slack, Notion, and Chrome
- Contextual resurfacing that pops up relevant past clips when you reopen a doc, email thread, or browser tab
- Team-shared clipboards for agencies with permissioned access and audit trail
Screenshots are the modern filing cabinet but Windows' stock clipboard still treats them as opaque images — Product Hunt traction on Cubby validates that the gap is wide open and that users will switch defaults for search.
Cubby Clipboard trending on Product Hunt proves clipboard-with-OCR has product-market pull beyond early adopters.Screenshot Organizer for iPhone — Auto-OCR & Search — Nemos ↗
Maccy and Paste lead on Mac but no Windows-first tool combines OCR, project grouping, and cross-machine sync.Screenshot Organizer for iPhone — Auto-OCR & Search — Nemos ↗
Power users routinely pay $5–15/mo for productivity apps like Raycast, Notion, and Paste.Screenshot Organizer for iPhone — Auto-OCR & Search — Nemos ↗
Screenshot-first capture is now the default behavior on every device and shows no sign of reversing.
OCR APIs (Tesseract, Google Vision, AWS Textract) are mature and clipboard hooks exist on every major OS.