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techcrunch ai · June 11, 2026

Pool uses AI agents to mine your messy screenshots for actionable data

pool launches an ai app that organizes screenshots into searchable collections and links them to original sources. it turns forgotten camera rolls into structured, actionable data sets for consumers.

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pool launched a mobile app that uses ai to organize personal screenshots into categories and links them to original sources, such as finding product pages for items or ingredients for recipes. built by spinoff studio founders maxime junique and piet terheyden, the app utilizes the maturation of ai tech to extract structure from previously neglected visual data. the company plans to expand the technology into an agentic ai system that functions as a personal assistant, using its 'duck' interface brand. this development highlights a move in consumer ai towards parsing personal, unstructured datasets rather than just standard productivity files like emails or docs.

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