Ctrl+F for everything you save · Windows · 100% offline

Find anything you've ever saved.

Screenshots, screen recordings, downloads — Eureka reads the text inside them and finds the right file the instant you type. No cloud. No account. No subscription.

under a minute · this is the actual app

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PNGJPGWEBPMP4MKVMOVWEBMPDFZIP+ every other file, searchable by name & date

Sound familiar?

Three tiny moments that waste your time every single day.

The pain

You need a screenshot from three weeks ago. Your folder is 400 thumbnails named "Screenshot (214).png" — and the one you need could be any of them.

With Eureka

Type any words you remember seeing — "invoice", the error message, a name. The right file appears, because Eureka reads the text inside every capture.

The pain

You take a screenshot to send someone. The little preview vanishes before you can grab it — and now you're digging through folders in the middle of a conversation.

With Eureka

Every new save pops up in a corner card, and your last 7 captures sit on a floating shelf above any app. Open it or its folder in one click. Done.

The pain

That error flashed on screen somewhere in a 40-minute screen recording. Your only option: scrub the timeline and squint.

With Eureka

Type the error. Eureka reads recordings frame by frame and shows the exact second it appeared — click the timestamp, watch that moment.

The one thing competitors can't do: Eureka indexes what you already have — every screenshot, recording and download, from any tool, months back. Nothing to change about how you work.

How it works

Three steps.
Then it's just muscle memory.

Point it at your folders

Screenshots, OBS recordings, Downloads, Desktop — Eureka auto-detects the usual suspects and watches whatever you add.

It reads every pixel of text

Offline OCR digests your backlog in the background — throttled so your PC stays fast. And every new file you save — screenshot, recording or download — pops up in a corner card the moment it lands: open it or its folder in one click.

Type what you remember

Hit Ctrl+Shift+F anywhere. "invoice", "wifi password", half an error message — the file appears as you type.

Privacy

Your files never
leave your machine.

Screenshots and recordings are the most private files you own — passwords, payments, DMs, half-written ideas. So Eureka is built like it's radioactive:

Zero network calls

Turn Wi-Fi off — everything still works. The OCR engine and its language data ship inside the app.

No account, no telemetry

We can't see your data, your searches, or even how often you open the app. There is no server to send it to.

One local index file

Everything lives in a single SQLite database in your user folder. Delete it and it's gone. That's the whole story.

Not another Recall

No constant screen capture, no background recording. Eureka only reads the files that already exist in folders you chose.

Pricing

Pay once. Own it.

Launch price
$7

one-time · not per month · not per year

Get Eureka — $7

one-time $7 · installer downloads instantly · Wi-Fi-off ready

After you buy, open Eureka and reply to your receipt with the Device ID it shows. You'll receive your license key by email — from a personal @gmail.com address — within 24 hours. One key unlocks one computer.

Questions? Reply to your receipt — a human answers.

macOS

On a Mac? Get in line.

The Mac build is next if enough hands go up. Leave your email — you'll hear exactly once, when it ships.

FAQ

Fair questions.

How is this different from Screenotate?

Screenotate only OCRs screenshots you take through its own hotkey, from the day you install it. Eureka indexes the hundreds of files you already have, from any tool — Win+PrtScn, Snipping Tool, ShareX, OBS — retroactively. And it does videos and downloads, not just screenshots.

Isn't this what Windows Recall does?

Recall continuously photographs your screen, needs Copilot+ hardware, and made everyone nervous for good reason. Eureka is the private version of the idea: it never captures anything — it only reads files that already exist, in folders you explicitly picked, fully offline.

What about PowerToys Text Extractor / Snipping Tool "Text actions"?

Those copy text out of one image you're already looking at. Eureka answers the opposite question: which of my 1,400 files has the text I remember?

Is it really 100% offline?

Yes — the OCR engine and English language model ship inside the installer. The app makes zero network requests. Try it with Wi-Fi off; we do.

What does it index?

PNG / JPG / WebP get full text recognition. Screen recordings (MP4, MKV, MOV, WebM…) are read frame by frame, so "find the recording where this error appeared" works too — results show the exact second the text was on screen, and clicking the timestamp plays that moment right inside Eureka. Everything else in your watched folders (PDFs, zips, documents) is findable by filename and date.