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Samsung is reportedly developing a new Galaxy AI app called Memory to organize screenshots, links, text and voice notes. The upcoming Samsung Memory app could arrive with One UI 9.5, giving Galaxy users one place to save and find important information. Early interface details suggest that artificial intelligence will automatically sort saved content, create summaries and make searches easier.
The new app targets a common smartphone problem: saving useful information and struggling to find it later. According to early reports, Memory will collect content from different apps through screenshots, shared files, copied text and voice recordings. Samsung has not officially confirmed the app or announced its launch date.
The Memory app could offer several ways to save information without opening multiple applications. A three-finger swipe down reportedly captures screenshots directly into the app.
Users can also hold the Side and Volume Up buttons together to record voice notes. The Share menu could provide another way to send links, images and files into Memory.
Its main feature will be AI-powered organization, which could reduce the time spent searching through saved content. The app reportedly creates titles, short descriptions and relevant tags for every saved item. It can also group related information into collections, making articles, shopping details and travel plans easier to manage.
Another useful feature could help recover original website links from saved screenshots. Memory can reportedly recognize webpage screenshots and find their original links. This could help users revisit articles without searching through browser history or old messages.
The app may also support natural language searches, allowing users to describe saved information. Instead of remembering filenames, users could search by the content or meaning of saved items. Similar tools already exist through Google's Pixel Screenshots and OPPO's Mind Space.
Privacy will remain another important part of the upcoming Galaxy AI experience. Early interface details reportedly show an option for processing saved information directly on the device. However, some advanced AI features may require an internet connection.
Samsung has not confirmed Memory's features, supported devices or official release date. Reports suggest a possible arrival with One UI 9.5, although the company could change its plans before launch.
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