Beta programme
Omoi Station is in beta
It is a working app, not a preview: capture, recognition and enrichment are all there, and your saves live in your own iCloud from the first one. Some of the cleverer parts are still landing, and this page says which.
iPhone and iPad · iOS 26 or later · free during the beta
What works today
- Capture from any app, instantly and offline, with the source app picked up where it is exposed
- Recognising what a save is, what it is about, and why you probably saved it
- Enrichment: tracklists and credits, seasons and where to watch, editions, prices, map details
- Browsing, search across your own library, and related saves
- Threads, including a written rule that new saves file themselves against
- iCloud sync between your own devices
What is still landing
Present in some form, but rough. This is the part where your feedback changes what gets built.
- The weekly digest and what it chooses to resurface
- Asking questions of your library in plain language
- Sharing threads with other people
- Transcription, text extraction and music identification from shared media
Joining
- 1
Install TestFlight
Apple's free app for running betas. If you already have it, skip this.
- 2
Open the link
It opens TestFlight and adds Omoi Station to your list. There is no code to enter and no account to make.
- 3
Install and share something to it
The app opens empty by design — content arrives by sharing. Send it three or four links from Safari or a messaging app, then open it.
What we would most like to hear about
- Anything it got wrong about a save — the wrong kind, subject, or reason.
- A save that filed itself into a thread where it did not belong.
- A card that stayed a grey outline, and what you shared to produce it.
- Anything that felt like work. Filing is the chore this app exists to remove.
The quickest route is Send Beta Feedback in TestFlight — a screenshot and your device details come through automatically. Bugs are also welcome as GitHub issues, and support@omoistation.com reaches a person.
Privacy during the beta
Nothing changes about the app: there is still no Omoi account, no Omoi server and no analytics in it, and your saves go to your own iCloud. The privacy policy applies in full.
TestFlight itself is the exception worth naming. Apple gives developers crash logs from beta builds, and, if you agree when TestFlight asks, basic usage data about the app. That comes from Apple, covers this app only, and stops when you leave the beta. Anything you write in Send Beta Feedback comes to us with a screenshot and your device model and iOS version.