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iPhone & iPad

The iOS app is built for capture on the move: if you can share it, you can keep it.

The iOS share sheet over a Wikipedia article in Safari, with Sensefold next to News and RemindersThe Save to Sensefold sheet showing the shared link and a comment field above the Save buttonA saved article in the iOS app: source, tags, AI summary bullets, then the readable text

Current version: 1.4.3 (App Store). This page is the reference; the overview with illustrations and FAQ is at sensefold.app/ios.

  • Share sheet from any app — links, text, PDFs, images, Word and PowerPoint files. See Files & media.
  • Add a comment as you share — the share extension has a comment box, so the thought you had while reading is saved with the item.
  • Shared text becomes a note — share a passage or a paragraph you wrote and it lands as one of your own notes, never rewritten by Sensefold.
  • In-app: write a note, save a link, snap a photo, pick images, or import a document.
  • Clipboard detection — copied a link? Sensefold offers to save it.
  • Already saved — share something that is already in your library and the app tells you, with a tap to jump to the existing item.
  • Home-screen quick actions and Spotlight indexing for saved items.

AI conversations are the one thing the phone cannot capture: they live behind your login, so they need the Chrome extension.

  • Full library search, realtime sync with every other device.
  • Video guides with chapters and a follow-along transcript.
  • Comments on any item, and timestamped comments on videos — see comments and highlights.
  • Copy any item as Markdown — see export your library.
  • Share any item through the standard iOS share sheet.
  • The whole library exports as a Markdown ZIP from the web app.

When you share a link, Sensefold visits it for you — see how capture works for what that yields per source. Everything you save on the phone is readable by your own AI over MCP: Sensefold for agents.