This is my submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge, Week 3: Slow and Steady .

Share a thing. Put the phone down. It's filed by morning.

Sift is a junk drawer that files itself. You share a link, a gate code, a recipe to it — two taps, zero decisions — and it closes. Overnight, while the phone charges, Gemma 4 reads every snippet you kept and sorts it into one of eight drawers with a short title of its own. In the morning it's a card catalog.

The app holds no internet permission . Not "we don't upload your notes" — the operating system forbids it. The model file is the only thing you ever download, and you hand it over yourself.

What I Built

The share sheet is where good intentions go to die. You see a gate code, a gift idea, a link you'll read later. You tap Share. Then you stare at a list of apps and remember what keeping it actually costs: open a notes app, make a note, paste, title it, pick a folder, decide where it belongs. You put the phone down instead.…