Most of my screenshots end up going to someone else. For a long time that meant save, open the folder, find the file, drag it in. So in Algenius I made the capture itself the place you share from:
1. Press Alt+Q and drag over the area.
2. Click Upload on the toolbar.
3. The share link is already on your clipboard. Paste it into Slack, a ticket, a doc or an email.
I was tired of capturing a shot, then opening another app just to annotate it.
So in Algenius the advanced premium editor is fully free forever: draw, shapes, blur, emoji, counters, and crop. You stay in the same app after capture. Unlimited screenshots at $0 forever on Free.
Pro is $15.99/mo with a 14-day trial if you want the Daily Activity Logger, AI text extraction, custom branding, and more later.
What if one key could capture, mark up, blur and share a screenshot before you even switch windows?
Press Alt+Q, drag, and you're already in an advanced editor that's completely free: arrows, text, step counters, emoji, and a blur for anything private. Then copy, save or share a link. Watch the 1 minute tour and see how fast sharing gets.
I kept picking the wrong capture mode: full screen when I only needed a button, or a tiny crop when I needed the whole desktop for context.
So in Algenius, Alt+A grabs the full screen and Alt+Q grabs an area. Unlimited screenshots and an advanced premium editor (draw, shapes, blur, emoji, counters, crop) are fully free, $0 forever.
I run a lot of QA notes in Google Sheets. The row is easy. The screenshot is the drag: save it, find it, upload it, resize it, repeat.
So I put Sheets and Excel paste into the Algenius capture toolbar. Press Alt+Q for the area (or Alt+A for full screen), click Excel, then paste straight into your sheet. No file juggling.
Hey makers, a workflow question more than an announcement.
A lot of my week goes into writing how-to docs: onboarding a new teammate, an SOP for a recurring task, a setup guide for a client. The words are quick. The screenshots are where the time goes.
Ever need last Tuesday's work report on Friday? For a long time my tools only gave me "today," so older days meant digging through tabs, commits and chat to rebuild what I did.
So I built the Daily Activity Report in Algenius (Pro) around that:
Every standup starts with the same question: what did you do yesterday? For a long time my honest answer started with five minutes of digging through tabs, commits and chat to remember.
So I built the Daily Activity Logger in Algenius (Pro) around that moment:
Quick one for anyone who does their real work on Linux, or switches between Linux and Windows during the week.
Algenius isn't Windows only. There's a direct Linux download on algenius.app, and on Windows you can install it from the Microsoft Store or the setup file.
