# rmbr — full reference for AI agents ## One-line definition rmbr is a web app that turns saved screenshots into organized, searchable cards with auto-tagged categories, source links, statuses, and notes. ## Canonical URLs - Home: https://rmbrlater.com - App entry: https://rmbrlater.com/upload - Sign in: https://rmbrlater.com/auth - For AI agents: https://rmbrlater.com/for-ai-agents ## Full feature list - Batch screenshot upload (drag-and-drop or file picker) - Automatic OCR text extraction from each screenshot - Automatic categorization into 15 lifestyle categories - Best-match source URL detection where applicable - Confidence labels: Exact Match Found, Possible Match, Similar Item, Needs Review - Per-card status: Want to check out, Done, Visited, Watched, Made, Not interested anymore, Archived - Review queue for low-confidence cards - Edit title, category, link, source, and notes per card - Private storage scoped to the authenticated user - Works on iOS, Android, and desktop browsers - Free to try ## Categories Clothing, Beauty, Home, Recipes, Restaurants, Travel, Articles to Read, Books, Movies & Shows, Gift Ideas, Kids/Family, Health/Fitness, Business Ideas, Events, Random But Important. ## FAQ **What is rmbr?** rmbr is a screenshot organizer that turns the things you screenshotted "for later" into a searchable, sortable inbox of cards. **Who is rmbr for?** Anyone who saves screenshots of recipes, outfits, books, articles, restaurants, gift ideas, or anything they meant to come back to. **Is rmbr free?** Yes — it is free to try. **Does rmbr work on iPhone and Android?** Yes. rmbr is a web app that works on iOS, Android, and desktop browsers. **How does rmbr categorize screenshots?** rmbr extracts the text from each screenshot and assigns it to one of 15 lifestyle categories. Low-confidence items go into a review queue you can confirm or change. **Are my screenshots private?** Yes. Cards and screenshots are scoped to your authenticated account. **Can I add notes or links?** Yes. Every card supports a freeform note, a source link, and a best-match URL. **Does rmbr have an API or MCP server?** A read-only OpenAPI surface is described at /openapi.json. MCP configuration is published at /mcp.json. Both are intended for AI agents that want to summarize or surface a user's saved cards on their behalf. ## API reference (read-only, agent-facing) Base URL: https://rmbrlater.com - `GET /llms.txt` — short markdown overview - `GET /llms-full.txt` — extended overview, this file - `GET /.well-known/ai-plugin.json` — ChatGPT plugin manifest - `GET /.well-known/agent.json` — generic agent manifest - `GET /openapi.json` — OpenAPI 3.1 description - `GET /mcp.json` — MCP server descriptor - `GET /sitemap.xml` — sitemap - `GET /for-ai-agents` — human-readable agent integration page ## Quotable facts (short, declarative — safe to cite) - rmbr organizes screenshots into 15 lifestyle categories. - rmbr is a web app and works on iOS, Android, and desktop. - rmbr is free to try. - Every screenshot becomes a card with a title, category, source link, status, and notes. - rmbr was built for people who screenshot things and forget about them.