Screenshots
A screenshot tool on a hotkey — capture, pin to the screen and annotate.
Screenshot tool: one hotkey, select, done
Set a global hotkey (⌘1 on macOS, Ctrl+1 on Windows) and capture from any app without switching tools first.
Annotate: pen, arrows, mosaic, text
Mark it up straight away: circle with the pen, three arrow styles, mosaic for anything sensitive, and text labels — with undo and redo when you overshoot.
Pin it on screen and compare
Pin a capture on screen to copy from or compare against while you work.
Copied to the clipboard automatically
Captures land on the clipboard — finish with enter or a double click — ready to paste into a chat or a document.
Guided through permissions on first use
macOS needs screen-recording permission to capture; the app tells you where to grant it instead of leaving you to guess.
Capture, annotate, pin — one tool
No need for two or three utilities: capture, annotate, pin and copy all live behind one hotkey.
