Pollen

Your camera roll has quietly become the place good intentions go to die. The jacket someone sent you, the restaurant you meant to try, the recipe you saved at midnight. They are all in there, buried under hundreds of other screenshots. Pollen organizes every screenshot and link you save, working out exactly what it is: a product, a place, a video, a song, an event. Each one is filed under a real category automatically. More importantly, Pollen resolves the source. A product opens on the actual retailer you found it on, not a similar one. A location opens directly in Maps. A show opens on the streaming service you were watching it on. When Pollen cannot confirm a source with confidence, it tells you rather than guessing. Pollen is also proactive, If a recipe or place you saved weeks ago is still sitting there untouched, or you have saved several similar things recently, Pollen will send you a gentle nudge reminding you about it. Purchasable items can be added to a shared Wishlist. Friends you connect with can view it and reserve individual items and also visit the source to buy them for you.