Turn an error screen into an issue an agent can act on.
Capture stack traces, settings, code, and product UI as structured Markdown your teammate or coding agent can use.
Press one shortcut, select a region, and get clean, structured Markdown on your clipboard. Fast, private, and entirely on your Mac.
macOS 14+ · Apple silicon (M1 or newer) · On-device processing · No screenshot uploadsBasic OCR gives you a wall of text. Snapdown keeps headings, lists, paragraphs, reading order, and tables intact.
Snapdown’s OCR runs locally on Apple silicon. Captures never need to leave your device, and no account is required.
Collect an error, its settings, and the expected result without stopping. Snapdown appends each capture to the same Markdown file.
Native controls, familiar shortcuts, menu bar access, and files you can open anywhere. No web-app chrome. No proprietary workspace.
Capture stack traces, settings, code, and product UI as structured Markdown your teammate or coding agent can use.
One shortcut. Local processing. Ready on your clipboard.
$12 USDOne-time purchase · Lifetime license · Up to 2 Macs
Download Snapdown for macOS 10 captures free · No account required · macOS 14+ · Apple siliconEverything you need to know before your first capture.
No. Snapdown is a $12 USD one-time purchase with a lifetime license for one person and up to two Macs.
Yes. Your first 10 successful captures are free, with no account or payment details required.
No. Recognition runs locally on Apple silicon. Your captures, Markdown, and history stay on your Mac unless you choose to share them.
Snapdown requires macOS 14 or newer and a Mac with Apple silicon, starting with the M1 family.
Enter the same key on the new Mac. If both seats are already in use, Snapdown automatically replaces the least recently used activation.
Yes. Captures are processed locally and a network outage never blocks an already activated copy of the app.
Snapdown is designed to retain useful headings, paragraphs, lists, reading order, and tables. Results can vary with image quality and complex layouts.