Save anything.
In one tap.
Omniteca works from your phone's share sheet — the same menu you use to send a link to a friend. Here's how to set it up so it's always one tap away.
ON IPHONE
Move Omniteca to the top of your share sheet
iOS lets you pin your favorite apps at the front of the share menu. Here's how to do it once so you never have to scroll again.
Open any post and tap the Share button
In TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or Maps — find something you want to save and tap the share icon. The iOS share sheet will appear at the bottom of the screen.
Scroll right and tap "More"
In the row of app icons at the top of the share sheet, swipe left until you see More (three dots). Tap it to open the full list of available apps.
Find Omniteca and tap the "+" button
Scroll through the list to find Omniteca (or search for it at the top). Tap the green + button to add it to your share row.
Drag it to the top
In your "Favourites" list, press and hold the three-line handle next to Omniteca and drag it to the first position. Tap Done.
Done. From now on, any time you find something on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or Maps, just tap Share → Omniteca. AI does the rest.
ON ANDROID
Save to Omniteca in three taps
On Instagram, TikTok, and most apps, the share flow has one extra step compared to iOS. Here's exactly what to tap.
Tap the send icon on the post
Find the post you want to save and tap the send / share icon (usually a paper plane or arrow). This opens the app's own sharing menu.
Tap "Share" to open the system share sheet
In the app's share menu, tap the Share button (bottom left on Instagram). This opens the Android system share sheet where Omniteca lives.
Tap Omniteca
The Android share sheet shows a row of apps. Tap Omniteca and the save starts immediately in the background.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
What Omniteca does with your save
The moment you tap Omniteca in the share sheet, the app gets to work in the background:
- Extracts the link from the post — even if it's a TikTok or Instagram reel.
- Classifies it: recipe, place, movie, product, song, workout…
- Pulls out what matters : ingredients, address, runtime, price — whatever is relevant for that category.
- Files it in your library, ready to search and filter.
You get a notification when it's ready — usually within a few seconds.
Tip: the first save is the one that makes it click. Try it on a recipe or a restaurant — you'll see exactly what we mean.