Imagine your brain without all those tabs open.
Save anything as a card, and it comes back to you at the exact moment you need it — screenshots, links, appointments, the thought you'll lose by lunch. Flashcards help you remember; so does Zyng. ZYNG it, and close all those tabs filling up your brain and your day.
Most apps want you to be more organised. Zyng just catches the tabs falling out of your head and turns each into a card — then, like a flashcard, hands it back exactly when it counts. That's why flashcards work: things come back at the right moment, so they stick. Zyng runs that on your whole life. Work with how you think, and finally trust that you won't forget.
The little habits you already have to remember things — just faster, and nothing lost in the scroll.
ZYNG it instead — it's faster, and it doesn't get lost in the scroll.
Stop talking to yourself. Just ZYNG it.
Three things Zyng does that a notes app never will.
A screenshot, a link, a voice note or a quick thought — in it goes, no forms, no filing.
AI reads it, works out what it is and when it matters, and files it into a colour-coded card.
The nudge lands at the right moment — with the exact thing you saved, still attached.
See something worth remembering? Screenshot it, paste a link, or just type. Zyng captures it instantly and figures out the rest — so nothing gets lost in a camera roll again.
No grey list rows. Zyng turns each thing into a bold, tactile card — colour-picked from the image itself — the kind of cue memory research says you actually hold onto.
Live countdowns to everything that matters — Today, Tomorrow, Next week — so the right thing surfaces before it's too late, not after.
Zyng resurfaces your save at exactly the right moment, the reel or ticket or address right there in the notification. Remembering, delivered.
"Finally something that catches the 400 screenshots I take and never look at again. It just… knows what they are."
"The reminder comes with the actual thing attached. Sounds small. It's the whole game."
"It's the only 'reminders' app I've kept past week one, because the cards are genuinely nice to look at."
Anything — a screenshot, a photo, a link from Safari or Instagram, a voice note, or just typed text. Zyng reads it and works out what it is and when it matters.
Yes — Zyng is a private feed for one. Your captures are private by default and live on your device, with no public profile and no feed of other people's content. Sharing is optional: you choose what to share, and only when you send it.
No. That's the point. Zyng files each save into a colour-coded category and schedules the reminder for you — you can always re-bucket with a tap.
It's in TestFlight now, with the App Store coming soon. Email [email protected] for a beta invite.
Flashcards for your life. Save anything, and it comes back right when you need it. ZYNG it — and never forget again.