FeaturesCapture
Screenshot anything, with the key you already press
ScreenFeel can be the machine's screenshot app. PrtScn, Alt+PrtScn and Ctrl+PrtScn do what they always did — and then hand the capture to an editor, a library and sixteen lenses.
What you get back
Region: any rectangle of any display, drawn against a frozen preview, with a magnifier that shows the exact pixels and the hex colour under the pointer; every monitor gets its own overlay at native resolution. Window: any open window, picked from a live thumbnail grid — any application, not only a browser. Screen: the display under the cursor, in one shot with no interface at all. Every capture is named the moment it is taken and lands in the local library, with an optional instant lens that is off by default, so an ordinary screenshot never spends a credit by surprise.
When to reach for it
Every screenshot you take today, from whatever app you take it in — a terminal, an IDE, a spreadsheet, a video call, a game. If you would rather keep the Windows binding, one switch hands Print Screen back.
What leaves your machine
Nothing. This runs entirely on your machine, with no account and no network call. The AI lenses are the only part of ScreenFeel that ever sends an image anywhere, and only when you press one.
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.