ragobble

ragobble is an AI search tool that searches your screenshots in plain English, entirely on your iPhone. ragobble has been discontinued and now redirects to AskPics, an iPhone app that indexes your screenshots on-device and lets you search them with natural language queries.

ragobble no longer exists as a standalone product. The site now redirects to AskPics, an iPhone app built by the same team, and the original ragobble project has officially stopped development. Anyone arriving at ragobble.com should read this listing as a pointer to the successor app rather than a review of a live tool. AskPics does one job: it makes the contents of your screenshot library searchable. Instead of scrolling through the camera roll, you type a thought in natural language, for example "Paris hotels I shortlisted last summer" or "that Didion quote", and the app returns the screenshots that match what they show, what they say, and what you saved them for. It reads both the pixels and the text inside each image using on-device OCR and vision models, then auto-sorts new saves into categories such as recipes, receipts, outfits, travel, quotes and tweets. The homepage claims a library of 1,847 screenshots can be indexed in under a minute. The design is deliberately narrow. AskPics only requests access to screenshots, never to selfies or full resolution photos, and permission can be revoked in iOS Settings at any time. That makes it a reasonable fit for people who treat screenshots as a personal reference library: travel planning, recipe collecting, shopping research, saving quotes or tweets. It does not replace a general photo manager, and it is not a document scanner or note taking app with cloud search. Because the tool is iPhone only, there is no web, Android or Mac option to fall back on, and users who want to search screenshots across devices are out of luck. Those already using a screenshot manager with cloud indexing should compare the privacy trade off carefully. For anyone who liked the premise of ragobble, AskPics is the current place to find it: free to try and shipping updates weekly according to the site.