A leaked Samsung app called Memory could save and sort your screenshots, so finding an old one on a Galaxy phone may get easier.
Samsung appears to be working on a Memory app that would save and sort your screenshots. The app has leaked, which means Samsung has not announced it. Android Authority reported on the leak on November 9, 2026.
Most people take screenshots of things they want to keep and then lose track of them. A receipt, a recipe or a trip plan can get buried in the photo gallery. A tool like Memory is meant to fix that by saving and sorting them for you.
Samsung would not be first. Google, Nothing and OPPO already offer similar tools. Google's version is called Pixel Screenshots, and Samsung's looks like its answer to it.
The people it touches are Galaxy phone owners. If the app ships, finding a screenshot you saved weeks ago could become much easier.
A leak is not a launch, so plans could change. The material so far leaves several questions open:
Samsung may be building a Memory app to organize your screenshots, but it is only a leak for now, so wait for an official announcement.
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