Weekfolio vs ScreenCue

Weekfolio is a quiet companion for people who plan on paper. If you love writing by hand but wish your planner didn’t disappear into a drawer at the end of the week, Weekfolio helps you keep what you write — without changing how you plan. Simply take one photo of your weekly planner. Weekfolio stores it securely in your personal iCloud and turns it into a searchable, week-by-week archive. For supported planner layouts, Weekfolio can also recognize events you’ve written down and let you review and add them to your digital calendar — no retyping required. On supported devices, Apple Intelligence can provide optional smart insights: gentle summaries of your week, detected themes, and helpful context — all processed directly on your device. Nothing is sent to external servers. What Weekfolio does • Back up your paper planner, one week at a time • Organize weeks automatically by date • Search across handwritten planner pages • Detect events from your planner and add them to your calendar • Offer optional smart summaries powered by Apple Intelligence • Sync safely via your personal iCloud Designed with care Weekfolio works with many common weekly planner layouts and lets you choose or calibrate your planner style for better results. Everything runs on device wherever possible, with privacy as a first principle. Use Weekfolio alongside your planner — or simply as a quiet archive of weeks that mattered. Paper planning, understood.

ScreenCue is a private screenshot inbox for people who capture tasks, links, dates, notes, or references and want a review queue instead of a forgotten camera roll. Import selected screenshots from Photos or the share sheet, extract text on device, review each card, then create a Reminder, copy useful text or link content, or archive the screenshot after review. ScreenCue is local-first. It does not require an account and does not upload screenshots or extracted text.