Free, Fast Screenshot App for macOS with One-Click Screenshot Sharing
Every day, I send a lot of screenshots. The default app on Mac is useless. I have to do so many steps: take a screenshot, save it, annotate it, save it as an image, then send it as an image in chats. It takes me a few minutes. But it should take just a few seconds. My second use case is sending feedback to my AI agents, and I’ve found they make much better edits when I provide comments and annotations on the screenshot. So I built this app. It lets me instantly capture screenshots, annotate them, and share them in one click. The same goes for any agent. It can do everything the native macOS…
What it does
Hit cmd+shift+2, annotate, insert in to your agent. Free screenshot app for macOS.
Hey, this Alex im serial solofounder. I built this app because im sending feedback to my AI agents many times a day, and I've found they make much better edits when I provide comments and annotations on the screenshot. This app also helps me protect sensitive data phones, emails, passwords, API keys, and even faces from being sent to AI agents. Keep protect any sensitive data from LLMs. Phones, faces, passwords, API keys, and much more. The workflow is strong, but one-click sharing changes the trust question: screenshots can contain secrets or customer data. Before using it for AI feedback, I would need to know where the image is uploaded, whether the link is guessable, and when it is…from seenshot.app
In the maker’s words, at launch
Every day, I send a lot of screenshots. The default app on Mac is useless. I have to do so many steps: take a screenshot, save it, annotate it, save it as an image, then send it as an image in chats. It takes me a few minutes. But it should take just a few seconds. My second use case is sending feedback to my AI agents, and I’ve found they make much better edits when I provide comments and annotations on the screenshot. So I built this app. It lets me instantly capture screenshots, annotate them, and share them in one click. The same goes for any agent. It can do everything the native macOS screenshot tools can do, but better. It’s like a child of Figma and the native macOS screenshot app. Looking for a feedback
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