Samsung Is Developing an AI-Powered Archive App Called Memory

Samsung is preparing to release a new artificial intelligence app called Memory in the One UI 9.5 update. The app will bring various types of information on the phone together in a single searchable personal archive. This will include screenshots, voice notes, links and text. Memory will use Galaxy AI features and will be similar to Google’s Pixel Screenshots service.

Memory will use artificial intelligence to create a title, short summary and tag for materials. Related information will be grouped into automatic collections and displayed with additional explanations. The app will be able to recognize the web page shown in a screenshot and find its link. Users will be able to change the generated title, delete or regroup the material, and add it to favorites.

Materials will also be able to be added to the Memory app manually. Users will be able to send content from other apps to the archive through the share menu. In addition, they will be able to paste links and text, as well as record voice notes directly in the app. This means the archive will not be limited to information automatically collected by the phone.

The leaked screenshots also show an option to perform all artificial intelligence processing directly on the phone. In this case, external servers may not be needed to process personal data. It will also be possible to disable the app entirely. However, it is not yet known whether the feature will be enabled by default or whether users will have to enable it themselves.

The One UI 9.5 beta is expected to be released in the coming weeks. For comparison, the One UI 8.5 beta program began in December 2025. The full version will most likely be unveiled alongside the Galaxy S27 series. The new smartphone series is expected to be released in early 2027.