Copy for Agent
One shortcut copies your prompt and the absolute image path as a single clipboard payload, escaped so the coding agent parses it as one attachment. Unsaved annotations are baked in first.
From screen to coding agent in one keystroke. Hit the hotkey, drag a region, and the editor opens before the pixels settle — draw an arrow at the exact bug, write or dictate the prompt underneath, then copy prompt and image as a single paste. The agent sees exactly what you see.
One shortcut copies your prompt and the absolute image path as a single clipboard payload, escaped so the coding agent parses it as one attachment. Unsaved annotations are baked in first.
A global hotkey starts the native macOS region selector. The shot is copied, saved as a PNG, and the gallery opens with it already selected.
Arrows, rectangles, ellipses, text and numbered callouts. Saving flattens the marks into the PNG while keeping the untouched original as a backup.
Speak the prompt instead of typing it. Transcription runs locally with whisper.cpp on Metal — audio is never written to disk or sent anywhere.
Every capture lands in one place with its prompt stored beside it, in app data or any folder you pick. RafShot only ever touches its own files.
⌘K reaches every action, and both global shortcuts can be rebound live in Settings and persist across restarts.
Closing the window hides the app instead of quitting it. Tray icon, launch-at-login and single-instance enforcement keep the shortcuts always ready.
A recording capture mode with a zoom/pan editor, timeline cuts and a render pipeline is currently in active development.
A screenshot with an arrow on it and a sentence underneath beats three paragraphs of explanation.
A macOS menu-bar utility for the agent era — a few megabytes, a lifetime license, and one shortcut that does the whole job. Launching soon.