How to use Savor

Use the capture bar to speak or type what you want to remember, or tap Attach to add a photo from your camera or library. Savor turns the capture into one or more cards you can check and correct.

Say or type several reminders naturally. Savor can separate one thought into several cards, each with its own date or time when you included one. The new cards appear right away; fix any that came out wrong.

Bills, notices, event flyers, tickets (claim slips, event tickets, boarding passes) and written to-do lists work best. Take a photo or choose one from your library. Before Savor reads it, you can add a note, typed or spoken, saying what it's for; then tap Continue. Bills and deadlines become date-only cards; tickets and event flyers keep a printed time when one is shown. You can correct anything Savor missed.

For a quick capture, say “Add … to Savor” to Siri; Savor doesn't need to open. Start with Add: a phrase beginning with call, text or remind goes to Siri's own apps. A place or business in the phrase, like a dentist, can send it to Siri’s search instead. The card is waiting next time you open Savor, and its reminder can’t go off until you do. For a longer thought, say the capture phrase and Savor opens already listening.

Hold the on-screen Home button — Savor opens listening. Set Savor as your digital assistant app first. With gesture navigation, swipe inward from a bottom corner instead. This makes Savor your assistant for good, so that gesture stops opening Google. You can switch it back the same way. Many newer Samsung phones can open it with the side button too: Settings → Advanced features → Side button → press and hold → digital assistant. Older ones keep it for Bixby.

On iPhone, open another app's Share menu and choose Savor. Shared text, a web link or a photo becomes a card the next time you open Savor. Other files, such as PDFs, can't be shared to Savor.

By default, Now is today or overdue, Soon is the next 2 days, and Later is everything after that. Dated cards move up on their own as the day nears; cards without a date stay where you put them. You can hold a card to move it, and change how far Now and Soon reach in Settings.

Tap a card to open it. Swipe right to resolve it, swipe left to delete it, or hold it and drag it to another lane. On a card someone handed you, swiping left hands it back. Made a mistake? Tap Undo within 5 seconds, or restore the card from the Archive.

Open the card to fix its title, notes, location, date, time or lane, and its reminder once it has a date. Tap Save; closing without saving keeps the card as it was. There's no need to capture it again.

Open a card and tap + Add under Subcards to put a smaller step beneath it. Each subcard opens and resolves on its own, while the parent card keeps the bigger intention together.

Savor sends two kinds of notification, and you control both: one at the time on any timed card, and a daily reminder to check Savor at 9:00 AM until you change or turn it off. On a card with a date but no time, turn on Reminder and it comes that day, at the time shown beside it, or pick another time there. Settings holds the master switch, the daily reminder and quiet hours.

Open Settings in Savor and check Enable notifications, the Daily reminder and Quiet hours. If your phone has blocked notifications for Savor, Settings says so, with a button that opens your phone's settings. When you give a card a time and notifications aren't on yet, Savor offers to turn them on; if they're blocked, it points you to your phone's settings, at most once a day.

Open a card and tap Export in the Add to Calendar row; if the card has no date, pick one first. On iPhone, Savor asks for calendar access and which calendar to use the first time, then remembers your choice. On Android, your calendar app opens with the event filled in, and you save it there. The card stays in Savor too.

To delegate a card, open it and choose Hand this card to someone, or Hand this piece to someone on a subcard. They need Savor, and choose Take it or Not now. Once they take it, only they can change it and they get its reminders; you see a read-only copy with Take it back, and you can talk in the card's chat. They can hand it back, you can hand it again, and either of you can resolve it.

Sign in and Savor keeps your cards synced across your devices, with a copy on each one. Existing cards work offline. A capture made offline is saved as you said or typed it, then sorted into cards once you're back online.

Your private cards, reminders, voice, and photos are not sold or shared for advertising, and they are not used to train general-purpose AI models. Voice and scans are turned into text only when you choose to capture, and product analytics contain no capture content. Savor separately uses limited advertising measurement described in the full policy at savorapp.ai/privacy.

Open Settings, find Account and choose Delete account. Savor asks you to confirm first. We delete everything: your account, cards, photos, backups and everything else we keep for it, on our servers and on this phone. Cards you shared stay with the people you shared them with. Deleting doesn’t cancel a subscription, so cancel that first in Settings → Subscription. Deleting is separate from signing out.