Samsung appears to be building its own answer to Pixel Screenshots, with a leaked app called Memory surfacing ahead of any official announcement, Android Authority reports.

The leak suggests Samsung would be the latest manufacturer to ship this category of feature rather than the first: Nothing, OPPO, and Google have all fielded their own takes on AI-assisted screenshot organization. Google's Pixel Screenshots, the reference point in Android Authority's reporting, lets users save screenshots and later retrieve the information inside them through on-device AI — turning a cluttered screenshot folder into something searchable and useful.

For Samsung, the move would slot naturally into the Galaxy AI suite it has been expanding across flagship and mid-range devices. Screenshot recall is one of the more practically useful applications of on-device AI, dealing with a genuine everyday problem: people screenshot receipts, addresses, confirmation numbers and event details, then can't find them later.

As with any leak, the usual caveats apply — a name and an unreleased app don't guarantee a shipping feature, and Samsung hasn't commented. But given how quickly rivals have converged on the concept, a Galaxy equivalent arriving sooner rather than later would surprise no one.