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Snap a region, add a box or a quick note, copy to clipboard. No account, no cloud. Point at anything on a page and say "here!" — in one breath. SnapJot is a deliberately small screenshot tool for work feedback: ⚡ ONE FLOW Click the icon (or Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+S) → drag to select (or press Enter for full screen) → annotate → Copy. Paste straight into Slack, Notion, email with Cmd/Ctrl+V. No editor window, no extra steps. 🧰 JUST THE TOOLS YOU NEED • Box — outline the area you mean • Arrow sticker — a chunky inspection-style arrow that points at the exact spot • Text label — a clean rounded note chip • 5 preset colors + full RGB picker (with eyedropper) • Undo, save as PNG 🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account. No sign-up. • No cloud. Your screenshots are never uploaded anywhere — they go to your clipboard and nowhere else. • Minimal permissions: SnapJot can only see the tab you explicitly invoke it on, at the moment you click. • No analytics, no tracking, no data collection. If you've been burned by screenshot tools that upload your captures to public URLs, this one is for you. 📝 HONEST NOTES • Free version adds a small "created by SnapJot" credit at the bottom-right of captures. • Captures the visible area of the page — staying fast and simple is the goal. Made by an indie developer who uses it every day. Feedback welcome!
Jul 5, 2026
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