Widget US vs ArchiveLab

Dive into the world of endless possibilities and craft your unique widgets. Whether it’s for sharing with friends or showcasing to the community, you can create anything that suits your style and needs. Experiment with a vast array of preset widgets, each ready to be decorated and customized with your personal touch. · Package: Widget and wallpaper can be set together. (Make a package and share it with your friends. You can only share the package you created.) · Widgets: Clock, To-Do, Habit Routine, Battery, Calendar, Contact, D-Day, Today, Text/Image for PhotoWidget -------- Do you have a cool idea for a new widget or an exciting feature? Let me know, and I'll bring it! Some features may not be updated in real-time. - Battery We are using the standard Apple Terms of Use (EULA) https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Turn screenshots into a searchable library. You screenshot everything. You never find it again. ArchiveLab fixes this by turning your screenshot chaos into a connected, searchable visual library. Extract text offline, link ideas on an infinite canvas, and find any saved post, idea, or reference in seconds. 100% private — no cloud, no account. HOW IT WORKS Import screenshots from your gallery Offline OCR extracts text instantly on device Drag, connect and map items on an infinite visual canvas Organize by platform (Instagram, TikTok, X) with Social Spaces, folders & tags Search any word or image in seconds KEY FEATURES Infinite Canvas – Spatially link screenshots & text Offline OCR – Ultra fast, no internet required Full Text Search – Find any word, comment or tweet instantly Social Spaces – Separate views for Instagram, TikTok, X, etc. Smart Folders & Tags – Build your own visual memory system Local & Fast – All data stays on device, even with huge libraries Export – TXT/CSV sharing of extracted content PRIVACY FIRST No cloud. No accounts. No tracking. Your data never leaves your phone. PERFECT FOR Creators saving visual inspiration Students & researchers archiving sources Social media lovers who never want to lose a post Anyone tired of endless scrolling through screenshots