Built for Claude Code users
Capture context.
Skip the clutter.
A tiny macOS menu bar app that sends screenshots straight to your clipboard. No files. No Desktop mess. Just capture, paste, prompt.
A tiny macOS menu bar app that sends screenshots straight to your clipboard. No files. No Desktop mess. Just capture, paste, prompt.
You're deep in a Claude Code conversation. You need to show it a UI bug, an error dialog, a design reference. So you screenshot. And again. And again.
An hour later, your Desktop looks like this:
From anywhere. BlixtSnap lives in your menu bar and listens for the global shortcut.
Native macOS crosshairs appear. Select exactly what you need for context.
The screenshot is already on your clipboard. Hit Cmd + V and keep prompting.
Screenshots never touch your filesystem. No files to clean up, no Desktop clutter.
A brief thumbnail appears so you can confirm the capture before pasting.
Uses macOS screencapture under the hood. No Electron. No overhead.
Sits quietly in your menu bar. No dock icon. No windows. Just there when you need it.
Requires macOS 13+ and Xcode 15+. Grant Screen Recording permission on first capture.
If you find BlixtSnap useful, consider buying me a coffee.
