ScreenSorts

On macOS, ScreenSorts keeps your screenshots from piling up as a folder nobody opens. ScreenSorts is a screenshot organizer and image search tool that uses local AI and on-device vision models to make the contents of your screenshots searchable.

It works offline first, so nothing has to leave your Mac.

Processing runs on the Apple Neural Engine, with no cloud service or API behind it.

That matters if your screenshots include messages, invoices, dashboards or anything else you would rather not upload anywhere.

The feature set is practical.

Semantic search lets you describe what you remember about an image instead of guessing at a filename.

OCR reads the text inside screenshots, so a phrase you saw once can bring the image back.

Automatic tagging sorts images without manual filing, and URL detection picks up links that appear in them.

The idea is a kind of second brain for your digital memory, built from the things you captured and forgot.

As a macOS app, ScreenSorts is only useful if you work on a Mac, but for that audience the local-only approach is the main draw.