Set up IAGTFT

About three minutes of fiddling, and then you never think about it again.

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Step 2 needs an API key, and that comes from the signup email. Grab one first (takes about ten seconds), then come back here.

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Why we do the Back Tap thing

The point of IAGTFT is that you don't have to stop what you're doing. When you see something worth remembering — a tweet, a recipe, a flight price, an article you'll read later — you double-tap the back of your phone. It screenshots the screen, uploads it, and you carry on scrolling. No app to open, no dialog to confirm.

That only works if the gesture is wired up before you need it. So here's the setup.

1

Install the Shortcut

Install IAGTFT Shortcut

Tap Add Shortcut when iOS asks. This is the bit of automation that takes the screenshot and uploads it with your key. If something breaks, it shows you a notification — otherwise it runs silently.

2

Run it once to store your key

Open the Shortcuts app and tap IAGTFT. iOS will ask you to paste your API key. Paste it, tap Done.

Your key is how we know it's you. It's saved to iCloud Drive after the first paste, so you'll never be asked again. If you've lost your key, check the signup email or use the resend link on the home page.

3

Wire it to a double-tap on the back of your phone

This is the one that makes it feel like a trick. Apple buries this setting under Accessibility, but the Settings search bar skips the whole journey.

A · Open Settings

iPhone home screen with the Settings app highlighted.

B · Tap the search bar

iOS Settings screen with the search bar at the bottom highlighted.

C · Type "Back tap", pick "Double Tap"

Search results showing Back Tap, Double Tap, and Triple Tap options.

D · Scroll to Shortcuts, tap IAGTFT

Double Tap settings screen with IAGTFT selected under the Shortcuts heading.

That's it. From now on, two taps on the back of your phone fires the Shortcut.

4

Try it

Go find something worth remembering. A recipe, a product, a weather screen, a tweet. Double-tap the back of your phone. You won't see anything happen — that's on purpose. The Shortcut is silent when it works.

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Privacy

Screenshots flagged as containing sensitive info (passwords, banking, medical, government IDs) get auto-detected by the vision model and deleted before anything is stored. They never appear in your digest.

When something goes wrong

The Shortcut is silent on success. If it fails, you'll see a notification:

Need a key?

If you're reading this before signing up — here's the form. You'll get a verification email, then your key, then you're back to step 2.

We'll email you a verification link. No password, no tracking pixels.

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