Camp

Camp is a small, focused tool for people who take a lot of screenshots and then lose track of them. The core idea is that a screenshot often contains useful data — an address, a song title, a quote, a face — but as an image that data is invisible to search and hard to reuse. Camp reads the pixels and pulls those details out, presenting them alongside the picture so the capture becomes a mini record rather than dead weight in your camera roll.

The product is free to download and is distributed through the App Store for Apple devices, with a companion web presence at getcamp.xyz. It is made by the team at Studiolanes, the same studio behind the competitive-intelligence platform Campana. The experience is deliberately minimal: capture, let Camp parse it, and move on.

Because the on-page detail is limited, the strongest way to judge Camp is to install it and run a handful of screenshots through it. It suits casual users who want their screenshots to be findable and informative rather than a growing pile of unlabeled images.