Why Pulogo exists
Everyone has a saved folder that only grows. Pulogo is what comes after saving.
The saved folder turned into a storage unit
You see a good recipe, tap save and keep scrolling. A new bar, a 20-minute workout, a screenshot from class. In the moment, saving does the job: the idea is stored.
The trouble is afterwards. Instagram saves turn into a grid of untitled thumbnails. TikTok's live somewhere else. Screenshots get mixed in with photos of people in your camera roll. When Saturday comes, nobody remembers the bar, and the recipe from March is still there, untouched.
Pulogo was made for that afterwards: so some of what you saved gets off your phone and actually happens.
What Pulogo does
A short loop that fits in the coffee line.
You save like always
From Share on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Safari, or with a screenshot. Pulogo also picks up the screenshots in your camera roll.
Your iPhone reads and sorts
Each save gets a title, a category and the screenshot's text. Screenshots are read right here on your iPhone.
You decide a few cards a day
Do, Keep or Let go. What you choose to do goes to the To do list.
At the end of the week, the count is things done
Your Profile shows what left your phone and made it into your life, not how much you piled up.
The rules the app follows
Nothing disappears unless you say so.
Let go only archives, and you can restore from Let go. Permanent deletion only exists in Settings, with a confirmation. Clear roll only removes screenshots you've already decided on, and your iPhone itself asks for confirmation.
Your screenshots are read right here on your iPhone.
The text and category of your screenshots come from the device itself. To show a link preview, your iPhone opens that link, just like Safari would.
No ads.
Not on free, not on Pro. The app pays for itself with Pro, which is optional.
Nothing gets locked.
What's already in Pulogo stays yours, with or without Pro.
Made in Brazil, in Portuguese first
Pulogo was born in Portuguese. The app's categories, examples and way of talking start from people who save cuscuz recipes, bars on Rua Augusta and workouts to do in the living room.
The launch starts in Brazil, on iPhone. The website is already in other languages for anyone arriving from abroad, and the app will follow.
Pulogo is a product of HayatoLab Tecnologia LTDA.
