ScreenFeel, compared

Nobody else sells the same combination: capture anything, keep it on your machine, and send exactly one image — only when you ask — to a model that keeps nothing.

Prices and tiers researched in August 2026 from each vendor’s own pages. Every comparison says where the other product is the better choice, because most of the time there is one.

They can see your screen

The closest rivals. They read what is in front of you — and keep it on their servers.

ScreenFeel vs Cluely$19.99/mo

A screen-aware AI assistant shaped around live meetings and interviews.

ScreenFeel vs Highlight AI$20/mo

A desktop application that can see your screen and answer questions about it.

ScreenFeel vs Microsoft Copilot VisionFree

Microsoft's screen-aware assistant, free in Edge and Windows 11.

They protect your data

The shelf ScreenFeel belongs on. Every one of them is private, and not one can see your screen.

ScreenFeel vs Proton Lumo$12.99/mo

A privacy-first AI assistant from Proton, with zero-access encryption and no training on your data.

ScreenFeel vs Brave Leo$14.99/mo

The AI assistant built into the Brave browser, proxied so the provider never sees your IP.

They live in a browser sidebar

Much broader products that read the tab you are on, rather than photographing it.

ScreenFeel vs Sider$25/mo

A broad browser AI sidebar with chat, agents, image generation and document tools.

ScreenFeel vs Monica$8.30/mo

A browser AI sidebar with a large free allowance and a low paid entry price.