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Sorts - Organize Screenshots
9 Oct 2026launched today
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · today
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- 9 Oct 2026 is the release date the App Store gives for this app.
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- Last read from the store Our record
- 10 Oct 2026. Ratings, version and store page on this page are as of that read.
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About
Every screenshot was a plan: a place to try, a date to keep, a thing to buy. Then it joined the pile. Sorts turns the pile into things done. SWIPE TO SORT Sorts shows your screenshots one card at a time, titled with what it read on each. Swipe up for a Reminder, right to Keep, left to Bin. Undo is one tap. REMINDERS, WRITTEN FOR YOU A Reminder goes straight into Apple Reminders, titled from the screenshot. TAG IT ONCE, IT FILES ITSELF Give a tag a home, and every Keep with that tag goes there: • Photos albums, one per tag, or only the tags you choose • Calendar events, on the date the card shows • Places, found with Apple Maps and listed nearest first • Mem, or a webhook to your own server Apple's on-device models suggest tags and titles. One tap takes them off. FIND IT AGAIN Search the text inside every screenshot. Filter by shelf or tag, and add or remove a tag on many at once. CLEAR THE PILE Binned screenshots leave Photos together, in one tap, when you say so. Sorts keeps a small preview, so you still recognise what you kept after the original is gone. SHARE TO SORTS Share a picture or a link from any app, and it joins the deck. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no server, no tracking. Sorts reads your screenshots on your iPhone with Apple's on-device frameworks. A screenshot leaves your phone only if you send it somewhere yourself. Privacy policy: https://getsorts.com/privacy/ Terms of Service: https://getsorts.com/terms/Read more
Every screenshot was a plan: a place to try, a date to keep, a thing to buy. Then it joined the pile. Sorts turns the pile into things done.
SWIPE TO SORT
Sorts shows your screenshots one card at a time, titled with what it read on each. Swipe up for a Reminder, right to Keep, left to Bin. Undo is one tap.
REMINDERS, WRITTEN FOR YOU
A Reminder goes straight into Apple Reminders, titled from the screenshot.
TAG IT ONCE, IT FILES ITSELF
Give a tag a home, and every Keep with that tag goes there:
• Photos albums, one per tag, or only the tags you choose
• Calendar events, on the date the card shows
• Places, found with Apple Maps and listed nearest first
• Mem, or a webhook to your own server
Apple's on-device models suggest tags and titles. One tap takes them off.
FIND IT AGAIN
Search the text inside every screenshot. Filter by shelf or tag, and add or remove a tag on many at once.
CLEAR THE PILE
Binned screenshots leave Photos together, in one tap, when you say so. Sorts keeps a small preview, so you still recognise what you kept after the original is gone.
SHARE TO SORTS
Share a picture or a link from any app, and it joins the deck.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, no server, no tracking. Sorts reads your screenshots on your iPhone with Apple's on-device frameworks. A screenshot leaves your phone only if you send it somewhere yourself.
Privacy policy: https://getsorts.com/privacy/
Terms of Service: https://getsorts.com/terms/
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Versions
- Version 1.0First seen · 9 Oct 2026
Countries
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