The practical version of what Tote does, what you can save, and how it works on iPhone.
These are the questions people usually ask before they start saving things with Tote.
Tote is an iPhone app for saving screenshots, links, photos, and finds from apps like TikTok, Instagram, Safari, and Maps, then making them easy to search later.
Tote is built for screenshots, links, photos, and finds from apps like TikTok, Instagram, Safari, and Maps. People use it for places, products, recipes, events, articles, and whatever else they want to come back to later.
You can share a post or link to Tote, use your Action Button for a faster capture flow, or save a screenshot when there is no clean link to send.
Yes. Tote works with screenshots and photos when something only exists on-screen or there is no link to share. Tote can still pull out useful details and keep it searchable.
Tote uses AI to help pull out titles, categories, source links, and useful details from what you save so your Totes are easier to search and browse later.
You can search for it, chat with it, add it to a list, share it with someone else, or use extracted details for reminders and calendar follow-ups.
Yes. Tote is currently an iPhone app, and features like the Action Button flow are designed specifically for iPhone.
Yes. Tote lets you share a Tote or a list with someone else so they can open it without digging through screenshots or message threads.
Yes. Tote includes an Action Button flow so you can press and hold to save something from apps like TikTok, Instagram, Maps, and more.
Tote is free to download on iPhone from the App Store.
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