Step 1: Install the "Screenshot" Shortcut
Path: RemSpark -> Settings -> Shortcuts -> tap "Screenshot".
Always Forget After Taking a Screenshot? Set RemSpark as Quick Launch
Most people don't fail to take screenshots, they fail to process them in time. Shorten the trigger path to one step and temporary information stops piling up.
Screenshots are not the key
Trigger speed creates the efficiency gap
Set once, save time long-term
Why We Forget Right After a Screenshot
The real attention drain is the repeated flow: open app -> tap share -> pick entry. Once it takes more than three steps, your brain defaults to "later," and things pile up.
After configuring RemSpark as a system-level quick trigger, screenshots can jump straight into the AI processing flow.
Screenshots stay unprocessed
Too many entry steps
Attention gets interrupted
Available Trigger Entries
Based on current app features, you can set it up like this:
In "Settings -> Shortcuts" you have "Screenshot" and "Screenshot with Menu". Quick Launch setup supports three trigger types.
Action Button
Back Tap
AssistiveTouch
Finish Setup in 3 Steps
Step 2: Bind the Trigger You Use Most Naturally
Recommended priority:
- Devices with Action Button: Action Button -> Shortcut -> RemSpark Screenshot
- Most devices: Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Back Tap -> Double Tap -> Shortcut -> RemSpark Screenshot
- If you use AssistiveTouch: Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> AssistiveTouch -> Customize Top Level Menu -> Shortcut -> RemSpark Screenshot
Step 3: Run a 10-Second Verification
Take any screenshot (for example, this screen), confirm it can trigger directly into the RemSpark flow, and see what happens. After verification, you can also try other shortcuts and choose what fits your habit.
Verification target: enter RemSpark flow within 10 seconds after screenshot.