Hold ⌥Space, circle anything, and speak. Pinvari captures the screenshot, your voice, the pointer path and the exact UI element — then transcribes, classifies and routes it to your tracker, your team, or your AI agent.
Every capture carries five layers of context. No typing, no tab-switching, no “as you can see in the attached screenshot”.
Hold ⌥Space, circle, speak, release. The whole gesture takes two seconds and never interrupts what you were doing.
Not just pixels — Pinvari resolves the UI element you circled through the macOS accessibility tree. “This section” becomes a named component.
The browser extension upgrades web captures to the exact CSS selector, data-testid, console errors and app route.
Your voice is transcribed by Apple's on-device speech engine. Free, fast, and audio never leaves your Mac.
Every capture is classified — bug, feature, UX, question — with severity and product area. Low-confidence guesses ask, never assume.
Pinvari lives in the notch. Hover to expand a tray of capture cards showing the thing you circled — your gesture drawn on every thumbnail.
Captures deliver to your tracker or webhook with automatic retry, and every card shows exactly where it went. Honest states — a failed delivery never claims “sent”.
Group a testing run into a session, then export the whole thing as a shareable document or PDF — every issue with its evidence.
Screenshot, audio, transcription, element resolution — all local. Focus-privacy mode blurs everything outside the region you circled.
No network? Captures queue on disk and drain automatically when you're back. Nothing is ever lost.
Mid-task, Claude can request a capture — the island pulses “POINT AT IT”, you circle the thing, and it lands straight in the agent's context.
Universal binary for Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 13 through 26. Auto-starting background service that survives crashes and reboots.
An ink trail follows your pointer. Circle a component, underline a row, or draw an arrow at the thing that's wrong — straight strokes get an arrowhead automatically.
“This section overlaps the sidebar on scroll.” Your voice records only while the key is held. Release the key — mic off, always.
Screenshot, transcript, resolved element, URL and app context are fused into one capture, classified, and routed — to your tracker, your session doc, or your AI agent.
One command connects Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex or any MCP agent to your captures — including the screenshots.
List, search, and fetch any capture with its cropped screenshot — the exact region you circled.
When words are ambiguous, the agent asks — your notch pulses “POINT AT IT” — and your next capture lands in its context.
With the browser extension, agents receive the exact CSS selector and console errors. Fixes land in one round-trip, not five.
No. Screenshots, audio, transcription and element resolution all happen on your Mac. Captures only leave your machine when you route them somewhere — a webhook, a shared doc, or an agent you connected.
macOS 13 Ventura and later, Apple Silicon and Intel — one universal app. The island adapts to notch and non-notch displays.
A screenshot shows what your screen looked like. A Pinvari capture knows what you meant: the exact element you circled, what you said about it, where it lives, and where the issue should be filed. It's the difference between evidence and a report.
Claude Code and Claude Desktop out of the box via MCP; Codex and any other MCP client connect to the same local server. Agents can read captures — screenshots included — and request new ones mid-task.
For web apps, captures upgrade from “accessibility element” to the exact CSS selector, data-testid, recent console errors, and the route you were on. Load it once from the user panel; it talks only to your local Pinvari service.
Download the DMG, drag Pinvari to Applications, and grant three permissions (accessibility, microphone, screen recording) in a guided one-minute onboarding. Your license key is in the user panel.