SCREENBot scans your screenshots, recognizes what's inside them, and turns them into organized, actionable lists. Built for iPhone. Built stronger for Mac.
You see something you want to remember, a song, a restaurant, a show, a product, and you screenshot it. It feels like saving it. It isn't. It drops into your camera roll and disappears. No label. No search. No path to action.
Average screenshots sitting unorganized on a phone right now.
Of storage consumed by static images with zero accessible data inside.
Native tools that classify, sort, or route screenshot intent to action.
SCREENBot comes in two forms built on the same idea: identify what a screenshot shows, then hand you a direct path to act on it.
Three stages, one tap. SCREENBot reads your screenshots, understands what's inside them, and routes you directly to action.
SCREENBot offloads static screenshots to the cloud, reclaiming device storage, visible within minutes of your first scan.
AI vision reads each screenshot and extracts the structured data hiding inside: song titles, restaurant locations, product details, event dates.
Results arrive as one-tap action chips. Spotify, Yelp, Ticketmaster, Amazon. No searching, no copy-pasting.

Spotify & Apple Music

Matched via TMDB

Yelp, OpenTable, Resy

Maps, hours, reservations

Ticketmaster, StubHub

Organized for follow-up

Amazon & direct retailers

Queued for manual review
Free to download, with Pro unlocking more scans and every action button.
It's called Super SCREENBot for a reason. No monthly scan cap, no batch limits. Point it at a folder of screenshots, thousands at a time, and it reads all of them.
Scans your whole library at once. Not three a month, not fifty at a time. A folder of thousands processes in one run.
Claude-powered classification. Every screenshot is read and sorted into categories like music, movies, dining, bars, shopping, and events.
Delivers where you already work. Send finished lists to Apple Reminders, Notes, Calendar, CSV, or email, no new app to check.
Built for your data, not around it. Screenshots are analyzed to identify what's in them. Nothing else leaves your Mac.
One-time license. $44.99 buys 5,000 recognitions outright. No subscription, no recurring charge.
Public launch targeted for late August 2026.
Mobile and desktop are priced for how each one is actually used.

Emmy Award-winning creative technologist with 30+ years at the intersection of media, technology, and emerging platforms. SCREENBot Mobile and SCREENBot Desktop were both built solo, on an AI-augmented development stack, in the same twelve-month stretch as StudioYou's alpha.
SCREENBot is one of two products built and owned by Frisson Digital, Inc. Visit the Frisson Digital site for investor materials and company information.