Cavri: Screenshot Search
9 Sept 2026launched 22 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0.0latest version · 22 days ago
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You remember the screenshot. Cavri finds it. Your camera roll is full of things you meant to keep — order confirmations, Wi-Fi passwords, gift ideas, recipes, tickets. But finding one screenshot among thousands? Almost impossible. Cavri reads every screenshot you take and turns it into a memory you can search. SEARCH BY WHAT YOU REMEMBER - Type what you recall: "tracking number", "headphones $350", "Wi-Fi password" - On-device OCR reads the text inside your screenshots — English and Chinese, mixed - Fuzzy memories work too: "that ~$300 pair of headphones from last month" IT KNOWS WHY YOU SAVED IT - Saved it to track a package? To buy later? To read later? - Cavri infers the intent behind each screenshot and shows it with a confidence level — never a blind guess - One tap filters your whole library: buy later, to track, to read, and more MORE THAN A SEARCH BOX - 20+ kinds of details recognized automatically: prices, order and tracking numbers, flights, trains, phone numbers, links, verification codes - Browse by category: shopping, travel, receipts, articles, food, maps, and more - Every detail is one tap away: open a link, copy a tracking number or code - Swipe from any screenshot to related memories from the same moment PRIVATE BY DESIGN - All analysis runs on-device. Nothing is ever uploaded — no cloud, no account, no sign-up - Works fully offline - Search history stays in the app; clear it anytime - Your original photos are never touched or modified PERFECT FOR - Online shopping: orders, price checks, wish lists, gift ideas - Package tracking numbers and pickup codes - Wi-Fi passwords and verification codes - Tickets, boarding passes, flights and hotel bookings - Recipes, articles and things to read later - ID numbers, membership cards and reference numbers You remember it. Cavri finds it. Private. On-device. No upload.Read more
You remember the screenshot. Cavri finds it.
Your camera roll is full of things you meant to keep — order confirmations, Wi-Fi passwords, gift ideas, recipes, tickets. But finding one screenshot among thousands? Almost impossible. Cavri reads every screenshot you take and turns it into a memory you can search.
SEARCH BY WHAT YOU REMEMBER
- Type what you recall: "tracking number", "headphones $350", "Wi-Fi password"
- On-device OCR reads the text inside your screenshots — English and Chinese, mixed
- Fuzzy memories work too: "that ~$300 pair of headphones from last month"
IT KNOWS WHY YOU SAVED IT
- Saved it to track a package? To buy later? To read later?
- Cavri infers the intent behind each screenshot and shows it with a confidence level — never a blind guess
- One tap filters your whole library: buy later, to track, to read, and more
MORE THAN A SEARCH BOX
- 20+ kinds of details recognized automatically: prices, order and tracking numbers, flights, trains, phone numbers, links, verification codes
- Browse by category: shopping, travel, receipts, articles, food, maps, and more
- Every detail is one tap away: open a link, copy a tracking number or code
- Swipe from any screenshot to related memories from the same moment
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- All analysis runs on-device. Nothing is ever uploaded — no cloud, no account, no sign-up
- Works fully offline
- Search history stays in the app; clear it anytime
- Your original photos are never touched or modified
PERFECT FOR
- Online shopping: orders, price checks, wish lists, gift ideas
- Package tracking numbers and pickup codes
- Wi-Fi passwords and verification codes
- Tickets, boarding passes, flights and hotel bookings
- Recipes, articles and things to read later
- ID numbers, membership cards and reference numbers
You remember it. Cavri finds it.
Private. On-device. No upload.
Versions
- Version 1.0.0First seen · 9 Sept 2026
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Worldwide
Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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