Features

Everything it does with what you captured

Sixteen lenses, each one a different, very specific question about the picture — and around them, the capture, the editor, the presenter tools and the library that keep it all on your machine.

Understand

AutoBalanced

Works out what this is and does the most useful thing

ExplainBalanced

What it is, why it matters, what is off

Fix errorBalanced

Reads the trace and names the likely cause

UX reviewBalanced

A designer's eye on this interface

SummarizeSwift

The substance of a long page in a few lines

Read

Read textSwift

Verbatim transcription, layout preserved

To dataSharp

Charts and tables become numbers you can paste

TranslateSwift

Every word, into your language

Grab codeBalanced

Code out of a screenshot, ready to run

SolveBalanced

Works through the maths on screen

Protect

Find secretsBalanced

Spots anything you would not want to share

Audience checkBalanced

How this screen reads to everyone else on the call

Alt textSwift

Accessible description, ready to paste

Do

Action itemsSwift

Turns notes and threads into a to-do list

Draft a messageBalanced

Writes the message you were about to send about this

Talk trackBalanced

What to say about this screen, out loud

From several captures at once

Two more lenses take a set of captures from the Library rather than a single picture.

CompareBalanced

What changed between two captures

Make a guideBalanced

Turns a series of captures into a step-by-step guide

Around the lenses

None of this makes a network call. It is the part of the app you would use even with the AI switched off.

Capture

Region, window or screen — in any app, one keystroke each

Studio

Annotate, redact and export at native resolution

Presenter

Cursor glow, spotlight boxes, arrows and fading ink over any app

Library

Every capture, searchable, on your machine

Every lens on every plan

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.

Lens weightGood atCredits
SwiftThe cheapest run. Reading text and describing a screen.1
BalancedA little more room to think. Explaining and debugging.2
SharpA bigger budget for dense tables, tiny type and handwriting.5

Every lens on every plan

The free plan runs every lens, with a monthly credit allowance and nothing to configure. Capture, editing, redaction, the library and the presenter tools need no account at all.

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