Links and screenshots in one library. No folders, no tags, no setup. The text inside every image is read on your iPhone, so one remembered word is enough.
Light, dark or system, like the app.
Folders feel like chores. Tags need discipline you don't have at midnight. Backpacks replaces the filing cabinet with the way you actually remember.
Every save asks a question. Which folder? Which tags? Within a month the good stuff is buried in a list you never open.
Share an image, link or file to Backpacks and keep moving. It reads the page in the background, and the text in every image on your iPhone. Later, a single word finds it.
Home shows your latest images, links and files. All Items shows the lot. Switch the filters on the phone, it's the real layout.
Made for iPhone, with iOS 26 all the way through.
Share a link from Safari or any app. Backpacks saves it and reads the page in the background.
Each image is read on your iPhone, so the words in it are searchable later.
Results appear as you type and match titles, sites, page text and screenshot text.
Add PDFs and documents, and a short note on any save to remember why you kept it.
Your library stays in step across your devices. No account to make.
Export everything as a zip of original images plus library.json, and import it again.
Backpacks is a 6.3 MB app that does one job. Save a thing, find it later by whatever you remember. There's no account to make and nothing to set up before it's useful.
When you add an image or screenshot, Backpacks reads the text in it on your iPhone and keeps it searchable next to your links and screenshots. Type a word you remember and the image comes up with the matching line.
No. There is nothing to sign up for.
Yes. It is free on the App Store.
Reading List keeps web pages. Backpacks keeps links and screenshots in one library, and reads the text inside images so you can search for it later.
Yes. Export your whole library as a zip of original images plus a library.json file, and import it again whenever you like.
For people who save a lot and organize nothing.