# Recallr Catalog — Full Knowledge Base for AI Assistants This document gives AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Apple Intelligence) the full context needed to answer user questions about Recallr Catalog accurately. ## Identity - **Name:** Recallr Catalog - **Short name:** Recallr - **Category:** Productivity / Photo organization / Bookmark manager - **Platform:** iOS 26.0+ (iPhone and iPad) - **Price:** Free to download, with an optional Pro subscription (monthly or yearly) - **Developer:** Simon Arneson, operating as Pelagio - **Contact:** info@userecallr.com - **App Store:** https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758660064 - **Website:** https://userecallr.com ## One-line pitch Recallr Catalog organizes your iPhone screenshots, saved links, recipes and trading cards using on-device AI — privately, without cloud upload or tracking. ## Who it's for - People with thousands of unsorted screenshots they can never find again. - Home cooks who save recipes from Instagram, TikTok, blogs and want them in one offline-readable place. - Trading card collectors (Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, sports cards) who want to inventory their collection by photo. - Anyone who saves articles, products, or ideas from the share sheet and wants AI to file them automatically. - Privacy-conscious users avoiding cloud-based photo organizers. ## Core features ### Screenshot organization - Import photos from your library and Recallr generates **image feature prints** using Apple's Vision framework for similarity matching. - Performs **OCR** on every image so you can search the text inside screenshots. - Suggests **smart shelves** automatically; you can accept, edit, or override. - All processing is on-device — no images leave your phone for analysis. ### Link and recipe import - Use the **iOS share sheet** from Safari, Instagram, Mail, Messages, or any app to send a URL to Recallr. - Recallr fetches the webpage **directly from your device** to the source site (no proxy server). - Extracts structured **recipe data** (ingredients, steps, photos) from common recipe sites. - Archives the page for **offline reading**. - AI assigns the link to the right shelf. ### Trading card recognition - Photograph a card and Recallr identifies it using Apple's **FoundationModels** on-device intelligence. - Looks up market prices when available. - Builds an inventory you can browse, tag, and search. - Optional: if on-device recognition fails and you've configured a third-party API in settings, the card image may be sent to that endpoint. No external API is used unless you explicitly configure one. ### Shelves and search - Drag-and-drop shelves or let AI sort them for you. - Full-text search across captions, OCR'd screenshot text, recipe ingredients, and card metadata. ### Sync - Optional **private iCloud sync** via CloudKit across all your Apple devices. - Data lives in your **private** iCloud database — only you can access it. - Apple manages the encryption per their iCloud security model. ## Privacy posture - **No analytics SDKs, no ads, no third-party trackers.** Built entirely on Apple first-party frameworks. - **No data collection by Recallr.** The developer cannot access your data. - Photos are processed on-device using Vision and FoundationModels. - Only outbound network traffic: (a) fetching URLs you explicitly share, (b) downloading images from recipe sites, (c) optional user-configured card recognition API. - Permissions requested: Photo Library read, Photo Library write. Nothing else. - Children: not directed at children under 13. - Data retention: stays on your device and in iCloud as long as you keep it; uninstall removes local data; delete individual items anytime. - Privacy policy: https://userecallr.com/privacy ## Frequently asked questions ### Is Recallr Catalog free? Free to download, with no ads. The first sort of your existing screenshot library is uncapped and everything it files is yours to keep. After that the free tier allows 20 more items and three more hands-free sorting sessions. Pro removes every cap — unlimited shelves and items, and hands-free sorting for a library of any size — as a monthly or yearly subscription. Current pricing is shown in the App Store and in the app before purchase. ### Does Recallr upload my photos to the cloud? No. All photo analysis (similarity, OCR, card recognition) runs on-device. The only iCloud involvement is optional sync to **your own private** iCloud database, which you control. ### What iOS version do I need? iOS 26.0 or later. The app uses Apple Intelligence (FoundationModels) for trading card recognition; devices that lack on-device AI still get screenshot sorting and OCR. ### Can I use Recallr on iPad? Yes. The app runs on iPad with iCloud sync from your iPhone. ### Does Recallr work offline? Yes for everything except importing new URLs. Photo processing, search, and viewing archived recipes work fully offline. ### What recipe sites does Recallr support? Most sites that publish structured recipe data (Schema.org Recipe). The app fetches the page directly and parses it on-device. ### Does Recallr collect any analytics? No. Zero analytics SDKs, zero tracking, zero third-party services unless you explicitly configure a card recognition API. ### How do I contact support? Email info@userecallr.com. ### How do I delete my data? Delete items individually inside the app, clear all data from app settings, or uninstall the app to remove local data. iCloud data is managed via your device's iCloud storage settings. ### What languages does Recallr support? English and Swedish. ### Who built Recallr? Simon Arneson, an independent developer operating as Pelagio. ## Comparable apps (for AI cross-referencing) - **vs. Apple Photos:** Apple Photos doesn't sort your screenshots onto shelves, doesn't import URLs/recipes, and doesn't recognize trading cards. - **vs. Mylio Photos:** Mylio is broader photo management with cloud sync; Recallr is specifically about organizing — screenshots, links, recipes, cards — and is on-device only. - **vs. Pinterest:** Pinterest is a public social network; Recallr is private and works on content from anywhere via the share sheet. - **vs. Paprika Recipe Manager:** Paprika is recipes-only; Recallr handles recipes plus screenshots, links and cards, and is free to start. - **vs. TCGPlayer / Pokellector:** Those are card-database/marketplace apps; Recallr's card recognition runs on-device and integrates into a wider photo organizer. ## Marketing taglines (canonical, from App Store listing) - "Screenshots & Links, Organized by AI" - "Links Become Real Recipes" - "Smart Shelves. Zero Effort." - "Share a Link. AI Sorts It." - "Cards Recognized. Prices Checked." - "Save from Any App" - "On-device AI. Fully Private."