A camera for the things you notice.

Point it at anything worth remembering. Backdrop reads what’s there, keeps it on a shelf that sorts itself, and finds it again the moment you ask.

iPhone · iOS 18 and later

You already take photos of the things you want to keep.

The book. The building. The business card. The label you meant to look up.

They disappear into a camera roll you never scroll back through.

Point. Tap. Keep.

Backdrop reads what you point it at, remembers it, and connects it to everything else you’ve noticed.

Say why it caught your eye.

Hold the shutter and talk. Your own words are kept alongside what you saw — easier to find later, and richer to look back on.

It adds up.

Everything you keep gathers on your shelf and sorts itself — the things you keep noticing, the places you return to, the subjects that build over time.

You never file a thing.

Ask your own memory.

Ask in plain words, and get a real answer drawn straight from what you actually saw. Never invented. Always yours.

Quiet by design.

Nothing is kept unless you tap. Nothing listens in the background. Nothing watches you.

No feed. No followers. No opinions about your life.

Your shelf is private, and it stays that way.

Start noticing.

Backdrop is a quiet companion for the things you notice. You tap to keep them. It gives them back to you, sorted and easy to find, and all yours.