Press kit
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Fact sheet
Boilerplate
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ToMe is a personal store for the things you'll want to find later. Share anything from any app into a colorful space, and it's filed, tagged and searchable — the organized version of sending things to yourself.
ToMe is an iPhone, iPad and Mac app for the habit almost everyone has: sending links, screenshots, notes and files to yourself, then never finding them again. It lives in the iOS share sheet, so anything you come across goes in with a couple of taps and lands directly in the space you pick — Recipes, a trip, a project. Inside a space, sections and tags keep things ordered; fuzzy and on-device semantic search, plus system-wide Spotlight, get them back out. Everything syncs privately through the user's own iCloud, spaces can be locked behind Face ID or kept off the cloud entirely, and the AI that suggests tags and summarizes links runs on-device with Apple Intelligence.
What makes it different
The things worth knowing that a feature list won't tell you.
It is not a read-later app
ToMe is built around retrieval, not consumption. There is no feed, no queue and no unread counter guilting you — the pitch is that you can find the thing again six months later, and remember why you saved it.
The share sheet is the product
Capture is one gesture from inside whatever app you're already in. Your actual spaces appear in the sheet, so filing happens at save time rather than in a cleanup session that never comes.
No tiers, no upsells inside the app
There's no free tier and no feature ladder: a week's free trial of the entire app, then one price. If someone stops paying, their library stays fully readable and searchable — only adding and editing pause.
Private by construction
Content lives on-device and in the user's own iCloud; there is no ToMe account and no server holding anyone's library. AI features run on-device through Apple Intelligence.
What it does
- Save links, photos, notes, checklists, voice memos, map locations and files from any app's share sheet
- Colorful folder cards, one per space, showing what's inside at a glance
- Sections and cross-space tags for finer structure
- Fuzzy plus on-device semantic search, tag filters and system-wide Spotlight
- Rich link previews with offline article text
- On-device AI: smart tags, summaries, voice transcription and image understanding (iOS 26)
- Shared spaces over iCloud with read-write or read-only access
- Face ID-protected spaces and local-only spaces that never touch iCloud
- Private iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac, plus home and lock screen widgets
- Backup export and import, and 30-day recovery of deleted items
Screenshots
ToMe 2.0 on iPhone and iPad, at full device resolution, no frame. Click any image to download it.
iPhone · 1320 × 2868
iPad · 2064 × 2752
In a device
The same six screens sitting in a device on a transparent background — drop them straight onto a layout, no cut-out needed.
iPhone · 1216 × 2160 · transparent PNG
iPad · 1656 × 2160 · transparent PNG
Icon & badges
Brand purple is #6547C0 (deep #260881, light #8A6FD5). Spaces use a multi-color set — teal, coral, magenta, indigo, amber — which is why no single accent color runs through the screenshots.
Using these
- Screenshots, device images and the app icon may be reproduced in editorial coverage of ToMe, in print or online, without asking first.
- Please don't crop, recolor, add effects to or place anything on top of the app icon, and keep the App Store badge to Apple's own guidelines.
- Screenshots show demo content created for the App Store listing — no real person's saved library is depicted.
- For anything else — a custom capture, an interview, a review copy, or a feature we haven't shipped yet — email and ask. Replies usually come within 48 hours.
Talk to a human
ToMe is made by one person. Questions, review copies, a screenshot in a language or a state that isn't in the kit — just ask, and you'll get a real answer, usually within 48 hours.