Samsung’s leaked Memory app could bring Pixel Screenshots features to Galaxy phones

Google, Nothing, and OPPO have all debuted smarter screenshot/note functionality in the last few years. Samsung has generally been behind the curve in this regard, but an extensive leak has given us a first look at the so-called Memory app for Galaxy phones.

SammyGuru uncovered the Memory app, posting details and images of the feature. This Samsung app promises to let you save your “memories” from anywhere. More specifically, you can use a three-finger swipe down to save a screenshot to the Memory app, press the volume and power keys to save voice notes, or add content from any app to Memory via the share menu. Supported content includes images, blocks of text, and voice notes.

Once you’ve added content to Samsung’s Memory app, it’ll reportedly use AI to rename the saved item, create a description, and generate appropriate tags. Your content will also apparently be sorted by the originating app. This theoretically means you can quickly find all images saved from Reddit, or all your Google Messages screenshots. SammyGuru also says you can group content into collections, with the app generating an AI summary of said collection’s contents.

What else to know about Samsung Memory app?

Samsung’s app will also save “context” from the captured app. Furthermore, it sounds like Samsung could copy the Pixel Screenshots app and include a URL if you save content via the Samsung Browser. The app will also reportedly support semantic search for saved memories, allowing you to use natural language to quickly find specific content.

The Samsung Memory app will purportedly require One UI 9.5, but it doesn’t look like the feature is restricted to specific devices. So our fingers are crossed that this app is broadly available on all devices getting One UI 9.5.

However, the outlet also reports that AI processing takes place via the cloud using the gemma-4-31b model, falling back to Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite. We really hope Samsung offers some on-device AI processing smarts too, much like Google’s Pixel Screenshots feature. Although even Google’s app now incorporates some cloud processing. SammyGuru adds that there’s no evidence this app requires the rumored Galaxy AI subscription.

For what it’s worth, Samsung phones in China already have the so-called Collection app, which offers similar functionality. But we’re glad that the company is working on a global app to take on Pixel Screenshots, Nothing’s Essential Space, and OPPO’s Mind Space.