Understand what you saved
Get the idea.
Keep the source.
Recall creates a summary, topics, and key insights for your saved links. Open an item to see what the page is about and decide where to spend your attention.
See how it works
A useful starting point for a long article
When you save a supported page, Recall uses Apple Intelligence to analyze its content. The summary gives you a compact introduction to the article, so you can review a collection without opening every source in a browser.
Use it to remember an article you saved last week, choose what to read next, or decide whether a source belongs in a project.
Topics describe the subject
A travel article might produce topics such as Japan, Kyoto, and slow travel. Those labels describe what is in the page and give you another way to understand it at a glance.
Topics complement your folders. A folder reflects how you organize your library; the topics describe the content of a particular link.
Key insights make the details easier to revisit
Insights pull out individual ideas from the saved page. They are useful when you want more detail than the overview before returning to the original source.
Keep your own observations in notes. When you need more context, open the source page or explore related links from your library.
Powered by Apple Intelligence
Page analysis runs on a compatible Apple device with Apple Intelligence enabled. Recall needs access to a page’s content to analyze it; an inaccessible page or a page with too little useful text may not produce a complete analysis.
AI-generated summaries can miss context or contain mistakes. Check the original source when a detail matters. See the device requirements and privacy policy for how Recall handles processing and diagnostics.
A few useful details
Questions about AI summaries.
When does Recall create a summary?
Recall analyzes a saved page after retrieving its content, using Apple Intelligence on a compatible device. The summary appears in the saved item’s detail view.
Can I read the original article?
Yes. The original web link remains available, so you can return to the source for the full text and context.
Save it for later.
Find it when it matters.
Get Recall on the App Store Requires iOS 26, iPadOS 26, or macOS 26 or later and a compatible device with Apple Intelligence enabled. iCloud account required for sync. Microphone permission required for Voice Recall.