The iOS app for everyone whose camera roll is a graveyard of plans they never made. Screenshot, dictate, or share anything in. We do the remembering.
However you save it — Plumly figures out what it is and where it goes. No filing. No organizing. No "where did I put that screenshot of that restaurant."
The other 99% of save-for-later apps stop at "save." Plumly brings things back to you at the moment that matters — so you actually do them.
Six months ago you screenshotted Lupa. You're four blocks away. Plumly pings you. You go in.
You voice-noted "dinner Friday." The event is in your calendar with a reminder, automatically. No retyping.
The thing you saved in March and forgot about — Plumly surfaces it on a slow Sunday when you're looking for something to do.
Connect Apple Music or YouTube Music and Plumly flags concerts from the artists you actually listen to — playing near you — while tickets still exist.
Everything you capture lands in one Library — sorted into places, events, and ideas, grouped into lists you make, and searchable in a tap.
Open a saved spot in OpenTable or Maps, find tickets for an event, or send it to a friend — the action's right there on the save.
"We all screenshot hundreds of plans a year and get to almost none of them. Plumly is the app we built so your future self doesn't have to do the remembering."
— Cedarline Technologies, the studio behind Plumly
Free. iOS. Out today.
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