Bloop Support

Bloop sorts screenshots into useful categories and suggests actions such as calendar events, reminders, links, notes, and email drafts.

For help, contact support@getrepeatbit.com.

Getting Started

Open Bloop and complete onboarding.
Allow Photos access so Bloop can find screenshots and read text locally.
Choose screenshots and tap Scan Locally.
Open a processed card to review the summary, tags, and one-tap actions.

Permissions

Photos: find screenshots, generate local previews, and extract text.
Camera: scan text in front of you.
Calendar: add events only when you tap a calendar action. In Settings, you can use the default iOS calendar or choose a writable calendar, including a Google calendar that is already added to iOS Calendar.
Reminders: create reminders only when you tap a reminder action.
Notifications: processing alerts and opt-in check-in reminders.

Local Processing

Bloop does not require an account, processing credits, AI provider, or network connection for active local processing. Screenshot images and extracted text stay on your device. New installs include 30 days of free use; afterward, choose a monthly or yearly App Store subscription.

Subscription Help

Open Bloop Settings → Access to view plans, restore a purchase, or open Apple's Manage Subscriptions page. Purchasing and restoration require an App Store connection. An active trial or verified subscription can keep processing screenshots offline.

Calendar Destination

By default, Bloop adds event actions to your iOS default calendar. To choose a different destination, open Bloop Settings, allow Calendar access, then choose a writable calendar. If your Google calendar is not listed, add the Google account in iOS Settings first and enable Calendar sync.

Deleting Local Data

You can clear Bloop's local sort results from your device. This removes OCR text, summaries, actions, notes, small previews, and hidden state saved by Bloop. Your screenshots stay in Photos unless you separately choose to delete them from Photos.

If you delete screenshots from Photos, iOS moves them to Recently Deleted according to Apple's Photos behavior. If you delete the Bloop app, iOS removes local Bloop data from that device; saved sort results are not recoverable from Bloop and may need to be created again.