Original Summary

I kept saving things "for later" all over the place: recipes in Instagram collections, posts in Reddit's saved tab, videos in Watch Later, and a camera roll full of screenshots I could never find again. Cosas is the app I built so all of it ends up in one place, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. You share something to it from any app and it's saved straight away. Afterwards, Apple Intelligence gives it a topic and a few tags on the device, and the text inside screenshots gets read, so searching "gate" finds a boarding pass. It syncs through your own iCloud. There's no account and no server, so nothing you save ever reaches me. The video is the real app with a sample library: sharing a photo, its tags showing up, that "gate" search, and the same library on the Mac. The on-device model is small. It once called a black cat a dog, so I stopped letting it write titles. It only picks topics and tags, which are easy to fix by hand. It also never runs while you save, so saving stays instant and the sorting happens in the background. Having no server means no hosting bill, but it made sync and the free trial harder, since both have to work without a backend. Built solo in Swift and SwiftUI, with Apple's Foundation Models, Vision and CloudKit. It needs iOS, iPadOS or macOS 27 (Apple silicon on the Mac), and Apple Intelligence for the automatic sorting. Without it you can set topics and tags by hand. There's no export or Shortcuts support yet. Free for 5 days, then $9.99 once with Family Sharing. No subscription. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6818112245 Website: https://cosasapp.dev   submitted by   /u/AdriiiPRodri [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 20:17:08