What's better than Recall for saving links on iPhone?
By Taha Baalla·
Drafted with AI from the Nemos app and its documentation. Details about other apps can change, so check their sites.
Recall is built around summarizing what you read and watch online, then linking ideas in a knowledge graph you can review. If learning from articles and videos is your main goal, it is designed for that, and it works in a browser.
Nemos starts from the things you collect on your phone. Save a link from any app and it arrives with a preview, including from Instagram and TikTok. The same library holds screenshots with searchable text, voice transcripts, documents and places, and any item can carry a reminder.
Summaries exist in Nemos too. They run on device on supported devices, or through cloud AI if you turn on Allow cloud AI. Nemos does not build a graph of your knowledge, and it has no web app for reading your library.
When something else fits better: if you study from online content on a computer, Recall will serve you better. If saving ranges across your phone, try Nemos with a week of real saves. The free plan covers unlimited saves with your newest 50 open, so you can test this on a real week of saving before you pay anything.