Your screenshots, finally useful.
Turn the screenshots you forgot into notes you can use.
AntiScreenshot finds screenshots among the photos you choose, reads the text, connects related ideas, and gives you one clean file.
Mobile-only preview
AntiScreenshot currently works on mobile phones.
Open this page on your phone to find screenshots, extract their text, and group related ideas. The computer version is informational only.
Images stay on this device
Preparing on-device text recognition.
Your screenshot digest
Found useful notes
Finds screenshots
Screen proportions, repeated dimensions, filenames, and interface clues separate screenshots from ordinary photos.
Reads the text
Text trapped in reel captions, shopping posts, event slides, and saved tips becomes selectable again.
Groups related ideas
Related screenshots become one note—like “ChatGPT codes: 8. GaryVee, 9. Socrates, 10. FutureYou.”
AntiScreenshot privacy statement
We cannot see your screenshots.
Effective August 30, 2026
AntiScreenshot is designed so the selected images and the text extracted from them are not transmitted to us. Because we do not receive that content, we cannot view it, retrieve it, search it, sell it, share it, or use it to train an artificial-intelligence model.
AntiScreenshot can examine only the images you deliberately choose in your phone’s own photo picker. It does not receive ongoing access to your photo library and cannot browse unselected images.
The selected image, its filename and dimensions, and the text recognized inside it are used temporarily in browser memory to identify screenshots and create your digest. The plugin does not send that content to lisa.io, WordPress, an AntiScreenshot database, or an AI service.
The plugin does not create a user account or database record for your images, extracted text, results, or scan history. Reloading or closing the page ends the working session. Anything you copy or download is then under your control.
AntiScreenshot does not sell, rent, license, disclose, or monetize selected images or extracted text. It does not use them for advertising, behavioral profiling, data brokerage, or training machine-learning models.
The plugin itself does not set tracking cookies, run analytics, create advertising identifiers, or use browser storage to follow you. General visits to lisa.io may still produce ordinary website server logs or involve site-wide services governed by lisa.io’s general privacy practices.
The browser downloads the OCR software and language data from public content-delivery services. Those services may receive ordinary connection information, such as an IP address, browser type, and request time. AntiScreenshot does not send them your selected images, extracted text, or digest.
AntiScreenshot will not begin uploading, storing, sharing, or remotely processing selected images or extracted text without first updating this statement and obtaining clear, affirmative permission for the new practice. No online service can promise absolute security, so AntiScreenshot reduces risk by collecting as little as possible—currently, none of your screenshot content.
Questions about this statement: lisa@lisa.io
Privacy & safety
Your photos stay under your control.
Clear answers about what AntiScreenshot can see and what it does with your selection.
Does AntiScreenshot get access to my whole photo library?
No. Your phone opens its own photo picker, and you choose the photos for that scan. AntiScreenshot cannot browse photos you did not select.
Are my photos uploaded to lisa.io or WordPress?
No. The selected images are examined in the browser on your phone. AntiScreenshot does not send or store the images on lisa.io or WordPress.
Can AntiScreenshot see new photos later?
No. Each scan starts only when you tap the button and make a new selection. There is no background access to your photo library.
How does it know which images are screenshots?
It looks for screen-shaped dimensions, repeated image sizes, screenshot filenames, and familiar interface clues. Ordinary photos in the selection are left out of the notes.
What happens to the text it finds?
The text is grouped into useful topics, such as AI tips, shopping, events, business, or saved ideas. You decide whether to copy it or download a plain-text file.
Why does it currently work only on phones?
This first version is designed around the phone photo picker, because that is where screenshots accumulate. The computer page explains the app but does not scan computer files.