later.

Press kit

Everything here is free to use in coverage of Later.

In one sentence

Later: Screenshot Brain is an iPhone app that lets you ask your screenshots questions in plain English and turns them into places on a map, price-drop alerts, trips and recipes.

Fact sheet

AppLater: Screenshot Brain
MakerMarcio Prado, solo founder · MyMoney LLC, Orlando, FL
ReleasedOctober 14, 2026 (App Store, US)
PlatformiPhone, iOS 26 or later · English
CategoryProductivity
PriceFree for your most recent 500 screenshots, no ads. Later Pro $9.99/month or $69.99/year (7-day free trial on yearly).
Launch offerCode HUNT: first year of Pro yearly for $29.99, through December 31, 2026.
PrivacyRecognition, search and sorting run on the iPhone. Optional Later Cloud (Pro, opt-in) sends short text excerpts — never images — to OpenAI to write answers. Privacy Policy
App Storeapps.apple.com/app/id6817440491
Contactassist@mymoneyonline.net

Short release

Solo developer launches Later, an iPhone app that lets you ask your screenshots questions. Most people keep thousands of screenshots "for later" and never find them again. Later reads them on the iPhone and answers questions like "what was that restaurant Mike sent me?" with the exact screenshot. It also turns what you saved into something useful: places become a map, products get price-drop alerts, flight confirmations become a trip, and recipes become a grocery list. Old QR codes, expired tickets and duplicates can be cleaned up, and nothing is deleted without asking. Later is free for your most recent 500 screenshots; Later Pro adds unlimited screenshots, smarter answers with Later Cloud, iCloud sync and Smart Cleanup.

Icon

Later app icon
Download PNG (1024 × 1024)

Screenshots

iPhone 6.9" (1320 × 2868). Tap to open full size.

Ask your screenshots anything Every place you saved, on a map Price-drop alerts Flights and plans become a trip Recipes to a grocery list Cleanup that asks first Home Screen widgets

About the maker

Marcio Prado builds AI agents by day. He built Later at night after losing one too many screenshots he took "for a reason". Founder photo and a 30-second demo video on request.