Open beta on iPhone · free while we’re building it

ZYNG gives your
camera roll
superpowers

Screenshot the dinner plan. Photograph the parking sign, the letter from school, the price tag. ZYNG reads the picture, pulls out what matters, and turns it into a card that comes back at the moment you need it.

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A phone on a desk showing a message: pickup is 3.15 today not 3.30

A screenshot, like the 400 others

School run

Pickup 3.15 today, not 3.30

From a screenshot of WhatsApp

3.15 today Not 3.30 Alarm 2.55

What does ZYNG do?

One gesture you already make. Everything after it is the product.

School

Year 4 trip — Fri 17 Oct, 8.45am

From a photo of the letter

Read anything you photograph

A screenshot, a letter, a sign, a menu, a receipt. It pulls out the title, the date, the place, the amount and the person — and keeps the original picture underneath.

It comes back on its own

On the day. At the hour. The night before, while there is still time to do something about it. Saving something is only useful if something brings it back.

Find it by what it was

Search across everything you have ever kept — by what the thing was, not by what you happened to call it or which app it came from.

Nothing to file

No folders, no tags to invent, no forms. Ten universal tags are applied for you, and every card is already where you would look for it.

Why choose ZYNG?

Three things that are true of this and not of a notes app.

📸

One gesture, not a workflow

No share sheet to learn, no app to open first, nothing to file afterwards. You press the buttons you already press.

🔒

Your pictures stay yours

Originals live on your device and search runs on it too. There is no feed, no audience and nothing public by default.

🧾

It doesn’t auto-renew

One annual payment that expires and asks you again. The app that warns you about silent renewals does not do one to you.

Five things you already photograph

One gesture you already make, dozens of times a month. The only thing missing is what happens next.

PLANS BURIED IN MESSAGES

The pickup time that moved at the last minute

One message, in a thread of ninety, changing the only time today that cannot slip. Screenshot it and the new time is the one your phone holds — with an alarm early enough to get in the car.

A phone on a desk showing a message: pickup is 3.15 today not 3.30
School run

Pickup 3.15 today, not 3.30

From a screenshot of WhatsApp

3.15 today Not 3.30 Alarm 2.55

THINGS ONLY YOUR EYES RECORDED

Where you parked, and when it runs out

The bay, the level, and the time the ticket dies. Photograph the stub on the dashboard and you get both halves — the space you would never otherwise find again, and a nudge twenty minutes before the warden gets there.

A pay-and-display parking stub on a car dashboard reading EXPIRES 14:45, LEVEL 3, BAY 114
Parking

Bay 114, Level 3 — expires 14:45

From a photo of the ticket

Level 3 · Bay 114 Expires 14:45 Reminder 14:25

DATES THAT COST MONEY

The renewal you never agreed to

It renews itself on a date you did not pick, for an amount you did not agree. The card comes back a week early — while switching is still a decision rather than a refund request.

An insurance renewal letter reading: your policy renews automatically on 14 October, total due £642
Money

Northwind renews itself — £642, 14 Oct

From a photo of the letter

£642.00 14 Oct Nudge 7 Oct

THE HOUSEHOLD ADMIN LOAD

The letter home from school

A date, a start time and a payment, on a sheet of paper at the bottom of a bag. Photograph it on the doorstep and all three land in your week before the slip goes missing.

A phone showing a school email: Year 4 trip, Friday 17 October 8.45am, return the slip
School

Year 4 trip — Fri 17 Oct, 8.45am

From a photo of the letter

Fri 17 Oct 8.45am start Slip + £12

THE NOTE YOU WROTE AND LOST

The note that falls off the fridge

You wrote it down, which is the part everybody manages. Photograph it and the note stops depending on a square of glue — it comes back on Tuesday, while the table can still be booked.

A yellow Post-it on a fridge, handwritten: Dinner Thurs 7.30, Dishoom - book it
Dinner

Dishoom, Thu 7:30pm — book it

From a photo of the note

Thu 7:30pm Dishoom Book by Tue

This is what you end up with

A deck you flick through, not a list you read.

Food

Omakase counter in Tokyo

Instagram

Travel

Hotel with the city view

TikTok

Travel

Flights to Tokyo

Skyscanner · Safari

To do

Renew passport

Email

Shopping

That jacket, before it goes

Instagram

Events

Dinner booked for four

WhatsApp

Recipes

The pasta from the reel

TikTok

Going out

Friday, if we can get tickets

Safari

Free until it becomes a habit

The whole app is free. You only pay when the camera roll starts doing the remembering.

Free

£0

Everything in the app.

  • 25 smart captures a month
  • Unlimited cards
  • Every reminder, every search
  • Backup and restore
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ZYNG Plus

$49/year

For when it becomes the habit.

  • 500 smart captures a month
  • Everything in Free
  • One payment, not a monthly drip

It does not auto-renew. One charge, it expires in a year, and we ask you again.

Frequently asked questions

The things people ask before they download it.

Does it work with screenshots from any app?

Yes. A screenshot is just an image in your camera roll, so it does not matter which app it came from — or whether that app has a share button at all. Photos of the real world work the same way: a letter, a parking sign, a menu, a receipt.

What is a “card”?

What ZYNG makes out of your picture. It keeps the original image underneath and puts what matters on the front — the title, the date, the place, the amount. You recognise a card by sight instead of remembering what you called it.

What happens when I run out of smart captures?

The card still gets made, it just is not read by the AI — so you get the picture and the note, without the date and place pulled out automatically. Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked.

Do my photos leave my phone?

A capture is sent to be read, and the original image stays on your device. Search runs on-device. There is no feed, no sharing by default, and nothing is public unless you deliberately share a card.

Does the subscription auto-renew?

No — not unless you choose it. ZYNG Plus is a single annual payment that simply expires, and we ask you again. Auto-renew exists as a tick-box you have to go and find.

Can I get my stuff back out?

Yes. Backup writes a zip containing every card as plain JSON plus all the pictures they refer to, which you can restore onto another phone.

Put it down. It’ll find you.

ZYNG is in open beta on iPhone. Free while we’re building it, and we read every reply.

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