Lightweight native macOS menu bar app for screenshots. Capture any area with a global shortcut (⌘⇧X), then copy, save, annotate, extract text (OCR), or turn it into a QR code — without leaving your workflow. Built 100% in Swift/SwiftUI, zero dependencies. Free and open source (MIT). - No Dock icon - Draw shapes/arrows/text on captures - Native OCR via Apple's Vision framework - QR code generation - Optional launch at login
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Javier, from Mexico. I'm not a professional developer — I just had an idea and figured out how to make it real. I wanted something lighter than the built-in Shortcuts screenshot flow on macOS: a tool that lives quietly in the menu bar, doesn't eat up RAM/CPU when idle, and lets me capture, annotate, OCR, or turn a screenshot into a QR code without ever leaving my keyboard.
It's built 100% natively in Swift/SwiftUI (no Electron, no bloat), and it's completely free and open source under the MIT license — so if you're a developer, feel free to poke around the code, open an issue, or even contribute a PR.
A few things I'd genuinely love feedback on:
- Is the global shortcut (⌘⇧X) intuitive, or would you expect something else?
- What's the one feature you'd want added next?
Thanks for checking it out — happy to answer any questions here today! ☕️