Chrome extension
Grab a region, a whole page, or your entire screen — then ask it what it means, read its text, fix its error, or turn it into a table. Your captures stay on your machine.
20 AI credits a month on the free plan. No card, no API key to set up.
Sixteen lenses, each one a different, very specific question about the picture.
What it is, why it matters, what is off about it.
Verbatim transcription, with tables and code intact.
A chart becomes a markdown table and a CSV block.
Reads the trace, names the cause, gives the change.
Every word, into your language, structure preserved.
Boxes around anything sensitive. One click redacts.
A region with a pixel-exact magnifier. The visible tab. A whole page, scrolled and stitched. An element you hover. Or anything outside Chrome at all.
We run the AI so you never have to hold an API key, and we picked a service that keeps nothing. Your screen is not handed to a consumer AI service, and it never becomes training data.
Every screenshot, thumbnail, annotation and chat sits in your browser's own storage. There is no upload, and no gallery of yours on our side.
Press a lens and that single image is sent, read, and answered as text. Turn automatic naming off and nothing leaves at all until you press.
Lenses run under zero data retention. Your capture is not stored after the answer, never used to train anything, and carries no account of yours — nobody on the other end has any idea who you are.
ScreenFeel flags key-shaped and card-shaped strings in anything it has already read, on your machine, before you paste a picture somewhere public.
Lenses are weighted, because they differ in cost by a factor of twenty-five. Most work is a single credit, and nothing is locked behind a plan.
Capture, annotate and search your library forever. 20 AI credits every month, and nothing to configure.
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