Free & open source · 0.8.3 · Apple silicon
· macOS 15+
From your window to your notch
An illustrative walkthrough. Press left Shift and right Shift together to capture
an app; the aperture in the notch closes like a shutter. The window becomes a
card, and its accessibility tree comes with it. The card flies into the notch
shelf, ready to copy. With history on, you can search every shot later.
Press ⇧⇧
Both Shift keys at once. The aperture in your notch closes like a shutter.
The context comes, too.
Not just pixels: the text and every control, straight from the window’s accessibility tree.
Into the notch.
Your shot lands on a tiny shelf, one hover away from your next conversation.
And back again.
Turn on history to search every shot you’ve taken. It never leaves your Mac.
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A weekend, unwritten.Screenshot + AX tree✓ Ready to copy
⇧ + ⇧ to captureHover to preview
‹History● ON DEVICE⌃
⌕Search shots
A weekend, unwritten.Notes · just now · “Find a new coffee spot”⌖
Pull request #9Safari · 2 hours ago⌖
Notch marks — explorationsFigma · yesterday⌖
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SUNDAY, AT YOUR OWN PACE
A weekend, unwritten.
No itinerary. Just a few good things to keep in mind.
Stable or nightly. Every update is signature-checked before it can run.
StableNightly0.8.3 verified
No account. No cloud.
Capture and text recognition run on your Mac. Your shots stay here.
ON DEVICE
See it for yourself.
A quick look at capturing, collecting, and copying from your shelf.
Capture. Collect. Copy.Recorded on an earlier preview
The recording shows an earlier preview capturing a browser, Notion and a coding
app, hovering to preview shots, selecting several shots, and pasting their
screenshots and context into a conversation.