See something worth keeping? Tap. Backdrop remembers it, so weeks later you can still find what you saw and why it mattered.
You notice things all day. A tile in a showroom. A book that caught your eye. A chair in a cafe. The type on a poster. Most of it dies in a camera roll you never scroll back through.
Backdrop is a camera that keeps them. You see something worth remembering, you tap, and it's kept.
FOR PEOPLE WHO COLLECT REFERENCES FOR A LIVING
Interior designers, stylists, and other visual professionals use Backdrop on site visits, sourcing trips, and showroom walks. Shoot the material, say why it caught your eye, and months later just ask: "that ribbed oak from September." No tagging. No folders. No Friday night filing.
HOW IT WORKS
Point your camera and tap. Backdrop reads what's in the frame, the title, the text, the things worth remembering, and files it away for you. Or hold the shutter and talk while it captures, so your own words are saved next to what you saw.
Everything you keep shows up on your Shelf. It gets sorted into the things you keep seeing, the places you go back to, and the subjects that build up over time. You never have to file anything. It happens on its own.
ASK YOUR OWN MEMORY
Later, just ask in plain words, like "what was that book I saw last month?" You get an answer that points straight back to your own photos. Backdrop only answers from what you actually saved. It does not make things up.
QUIET BY DESIGN
Nothing is saved unless you tap. Nothing listens in the background. Nothing watches you. There is no feed, no followers, and no opinions about your life. It is a private space for your own attention, and it stays that way.
WHAT PEOPLE KEEP
Books, covers, and type that stops them.
Materials, finishes, and rooms worth stealing.
Business cards and the people behind them.
Meals, labels, and things to find again.
Anything you would want back, weeks from now.
Backdrop is a quiet companion for the things you notice. You tap to keep them. It gives them back to you later, sorted and easy to find, and all yours.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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