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Save from anywhere
Use Share to Tote, your Action Button, screenshots, photos, and links from TikTok, Instagram, Safari, Maps, and more.
Save something in seconds. Tote pulls out the details and makes it easy to come back to later.
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Use Share to Tote, your Action Button, screenshots, photos, and links from TikTok, Instagram, Safari, Maps, and more.
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Tote turns raw saves into useful Totes with titles, summaries, categories, source links, and extracted details for things like places, products, recipes, and events.
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Search by what you remember, ask questions, add things to lists, share a Tote, or turn saved details into reminders and calendar events.
The point is not just to save something. It is to save it in a way that stays useful later.
Tote can turn a raw screenshot or shared link into something easier to recognize later, with a clear title, summary, and source context.
Depending on what you save, Tote can pull out details like places, products, recipe information, dates, and links so your saves are more than a camera roll.
Once something is in Tote, you can search for it, chat with it, add it to a list, share it, or turn saved details into reminders and calendar follow-ups.
However something shows up on your phone, there is a fast way to keep it.
Press and hold your Action Button to save something before it disappears. It is the fastest way to keep a post, place, or screenshot from apps like TikTok, Instagram, and Maps.
Open the share sheet in apps like TikTok, Instagram, and Safari, then send a link, post, or page straight to Tote without breaking your flow.
Save a screenshot or snap a photo when something only exists on-screen. Tote can still pull out useful details and turn it into something searchable.
Tote is not just a place to save things. It helps you do something with them.
Find a saved thing by what you remember, not which app it came from.
Ask questions and request changes using the details Tote already pulled out.
Group Totes by trip, plan, place, or project so they are ready when you need them.
Send a Tote or a list to someone else without making them dig through screenshots.
Turn saved details into follow-ups when something should happen later.
Save now, move on, and let Tote keep organizing in the background.
These workflow guides show how Tote fits when the real problem is screenshot clutter, scattered links, or early trip research.
If your camera roll has turned into a holding pen for receipts, recipes, places, and random ideas, this guide shows a cleaner workflow for keeping the useful screenshots and finding them later.
The hard part is rarely finding something good. It is keeping the link, post, or page in a way that still makes sense two weeks later. This guide covers a better save workflow.
Trip planning usually starts as fragments scattered across your phone. This guide shows how to turn those saves into a shortlist before the itinerary gets formal.
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