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Keep taking screenshots
Give the iPhone app access to the screenshots you choose. Opening the app catches up; an optional daily Shortcut can sync without opening it.
Private preview
Take a screenshot.
We’ll get what you mean.
The things you save are clues to what you care about. Screengrab connects them to your projects and plans, then brings back the few next steps that might actually help.
Currently available by invitation. Preview members can sign in with a desktop password.
An example, not a real screenshot
Edit a clip by describing what you want.
Screengrab understood
ProjectAgent-assisted video
Why this
You’ve been collecting editing tools for the workflow you’re building.
Possible next stepTry this on a real clip and compare the result.
A guess you can correct, not an automatic task.
saved imageconnected contextuseful next step
You saved it for a reason.
Even if you can’t remember why.
A photo of an idea. A bug you meant to fix. A place you want to go. Screengrab helps the reason resurface.
The idea
Save first.
Figure it out later.
Screengrab works with the screenshot habit you already have. No folders to make, no tags to remember.
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Let the picture build
It reads the capture alongside related saves and the context you choose to add. A saved idea can become part of a project, a plan, or simply a reference.
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Get the worthwhile next step
Recommendations show the original screenshot, the project connection, why it was suggested, and what remains uncertain. A daily brief can bring the best work back to you.
Inside Screengrab
A memory for the things you’re making. And the life around them.
Screenshot saved
“Was this something to try, something to fix, or just something I liked?”
Screengrab keeps those possibilities separate. Your brain grows across related captures, while new recommendations focus on recent intentions.
Projects, without filing
Connect a mockup, a tool, or a note to work already in motion.
Research with receipts
See what sparked a suggestion and the reason it may matter now.
Room to correct it
Mark a capture as reference, already handled, or product testing. The next suggestion should learn from that.
Today, a year of screenshots helps build context. Only captures from the last 30 days can independently prompt a new recommendation.
Your call
Useful guesses.
Visible limits.
Every recommendation points back to the image that sparked it. You can see the facts it noticed, the project it connected, and the uncertainty behind the suggestion.
Photos and other context require your permission. You can start with screenshots alone, correct a bad inference, and decide whether to act. Screengrab doesn’t start a Codex task from a screenshot by itself.
Go to your private viewScreengrab is in private preview
Your camera roll has a lot on its mind.
Give your saved ideas a place to connect. Sign in if you have access; broader availability is on the way.