Share from iOS
A real Share Extension receives links, images, PDFs and files from Safari, Photos or Files.
Capture what matters. Find it again without leaving your iPhone.
A native, local personal memory for saving notes, links, images, PDFs and documents, then finding them through OCR, verifiable facts and structured search.
A clear foundation, useful features and choices that remain understandable.
A real Share Extension receives links, images, PDFs and files from Safari, Photos or Files.
Vision and PDFKit extract text on device, while retaining evidence for every detected fact.
Collections, favorites, tags, confirmable facts and duplicate links connect related memories.
A detected date remains a suggestion until you explicitly confirm the reminder.
SwiftData, attachments, search and analysis stay local, with system authentication and sensitive mode.
The deterministic engine always works; Foundation Models only activates when the device genuinely supports it.
Real iOS build captures on iPhone 17 Simulator, using synthetic data only.


Screenshot 1 of 6. Home — recent additions, private items and reviews remain immediately visible.
MemoryOS first creates a visible local record, then processes its content on device. Automatic results stay connected to their evidence, and sensitive actions such as reminders require confirmation.
The app and Share Extension exchange atomic manifests through their App Group and resume interrupted imports.
OCR, PDF and link metadata feed a local engine that preserves the origin of every fact.
SwiftData, attachments, collections and the search index live inside the app containers.
Local authentication, sensitive items excluded from Spotlight, controlled export and explicit deletion reduce accidental leaks.
No. MVP storage, OCR, PDF extraction, classification and search all run locally.
No. The deterministic engine covers every essential feature. Foundation Models is optional, checked at runtime and skipped when unavailable.
Yes. The Share Extension accepts text, web links, images and files from compatible iOS apps.
Not yet. The project builds and passes its simulator tests, but signing, device testing and Apple distribution are not presented as complete.
The public repository contains the source, local architecture and progress toward the future iOS release.