Screenshot the menu, the bill, the list a friend sent: what the app reads

A WhatsApp message with five cafes. A menu photographed at the table. An SMS with a credit card bill. A "places to visit in Jaipur" list from a blog. All screenshots, all in the camera roll, all forgotten by Thursday.

Reading a screenshot properly

The trick is not OCR — it is knowing what kind of screenshot it is:

• A list of places → every place becomes its own save, with the area if it was written.
• A menu → the dishes and prices, so you can decide before you go.
• A bill or invoice → the amount, the biller, the due date, and a reminder set for that morning.
• A chat → the plan inside it: who, where, when.
• Notes or a receipt → the key lines, kept as text you can search.

Upload a batch and Wanna Try groups them, reads each one, and gives you a summary across all of them ("three cafes in Hauz Khas, two under ₹500 for two").

The bill case deserves its own line

The whole "tension" of bills is that they arrive as text you do not act on. A screenshot with a due date should become the reminder, with the amount on it. That is exactly what the bills & screenshots option does — and you can say the bill out loud instead if that is faster.

Stop scrolling the camera roll for that list. Read it once, properly, and let it come back when it matters.