Insta Archive

Ever saved an Instagram post and never found it again? Insta Archive takes one share. Open a post in Instagram, tap Share, choose "Insta Archive" — the app reads the caption, files it in the right sector and keeps a short summary. ■ How it works 1. Open a post in Instagram 2. Tap the paper plane (Share) → "Insta Archive" 3. Done. A restaurant post goes to Eating out, a recipe goes to Cooking ■ 15 sectors out of the box Tech / AI / Eating out / Cooking / Travel / Fitness / Fashion / Money / Pets / Learning / Home / Cars / Culture / Everyday / Other You can add your own sectors and rename or reorder any of them. ■ It gets better as you use it When the sector is wrong, just change it. The app remembers that post's wording and gets the next one right. ■ What you get · Sorted and saved in one share — fix it right there if needed · Duplicate posts are never saved twice · Search across titles, captions, notes and hashtags · Favorites, notes and tags · Round up everything that was hard to sort and fix it in one pass · Re-sort everything once the app has learned your habits · JSON backup and restore ■ 8 languages English · 한국어 · 日本語 · 中文 · Español · Português · Deutsch · Français Pick your language on first launch, change it any time in Settings. ■ Your privacy Everything you save stays on your phone. Nothing goes to a server. No account, no sign-up, and the app never touches your Instagram account. ■ A note on languages Automatic sorting works out of the box for Korean posts. For other languages you can turn on AI assist in Settings with your own Claude API key — otherwise those posts land in "Other" for you to sort by hand.

First release. Share an Instagram post and it is read, sorted into the right sector and kept for you. · Saved in one share, fix the sector right there · 15 sectors: eating out, travel, fitness, money, AI and more · Add, rename and reorder your own sectors · Correct once and it gets the next one right · Search titles, captions, notes and hashtags · No duplicates, JSON backup and restore 8 languages. Everything stays on your phone.