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CaptainShot V3 - Organize screenshots privately with on-device AI

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CaptainShot V3 turns messy screenshots into a private, searchable library on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It automatically analyzes new captures in the background, extracts text and useful data, powers visual and semantic search, creates smart collections, reminders, and AI summaries, and now supports nine languages. Everything stays on your device: no uploads, no account, no ads. Apple Intelligence is optional for the core experience.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Damien, the founder and developer behind CaptainShot. I first launched CaptainShot a little over a year ago, but V3 is a major evolution of the app and feels like a completely new product. CaptainShot helps you turn an overflowing screenshot library into something organized, searchable, and genuinely useful, entirely on your device. With V3, new screenshots can now be detected and analyzed automatically in the background. You can search by text, visual content, meaning, collections, SmartData, summaries, notes, flags, and more. The update also introduces: - Continuous background analysis - Visual and semantic search - Smart collections that update automatically - OCR and SmartData extraction - AI summaries and reminder suggestions - Share Sheet integration - Collection sharing - Home Screen widgets - A redesigned Review experience - An advanced image editor - Support for nine languages - Native apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Privacy has been a core principle from the beginning. There are no uploads, no cloud processing, no account, no ads, and no tracking. Your screenshots and analyses stay on your device. Apple Intelligence is no longer required for the core organization and search experience. Compatible devices simply unlock additional features such as AI summaries, smarter reminder suggestions, suggested titles, and local translations. I’ve built CaptainShot independently with Swift and SwiftUI, and user feedback has shaped a large part of V3. I’d love to hear what you think, what feels useful, and what you would like to see next. Thanks for checking out CaptainShot V3!