Your Safari browser.
A clearer capture.
Capture from the page you are working on, annotate locally and decide whether to download or share. Apple packaging, Safari capture/recording verification and signing remain. No macOS or iOS marketplace release is available yet.
Download for Apple Safari
No public App Store listing is available yet.
Version 0.1.0 · Source only; not an installable Apple app.
Install the preview
This download is source for developers, not an installable Safari app. Use Apple’s Safari Web Extension packaging/conversion workflow on a supported Apple development environment, then configure the containing app and signing.
Capture, explain and finish locally
The shared implementation includes visible-page, selected-region and full-page capture, local markup and crop, image export, drafts and browser-mediated recording. Safari support must be verified after Apple packaging; source parity is not a Safari compatibility guarantee.
Local capture and editing do not require a cloud account. Saving to GoClickIT opens the app’s import workflow and requires a verified account plus a second explicit upload action. No automatic media upload or extension analytics is included.
Browser permissions and limits
The extension requests active-tab capture access after a user action, scripting for region/full-page capture and alarms for local draft cleanup. Firefox asks for optional data-transfer permission when cloud handoff is chosen. Captures can be limited by protected pages, nested scrollers, large images, changing layouts and browser APIs. Preview recording is limited to five minutes and 100 MB.
Read the privacy policy · All browser downloads · Marketplace roadmap
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official marketplace release?
No. This is a development/source preview. The page will show a marketplace button when the approved listing URL is configured.
Does local capture use website-render credits?
No. The extension captures browser pixels locally. A cloud upload uses workspace storage; generating a separate public-URL screenshot in the app uses a server render.