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About Zinxo

Zinxo is a native Mac app for screenshot, screen recording and scrolling capture, $29 one-time at launch (regular $39), with hand-drawn arrows and circles, 3D device mockups, scrolling capture, a video editor with GIF export, a History you can search by the text inside your screenshots, an optional built-in AI assistant, and an MCP server that hands screenshots to Claude Code, Cursor and other AI agents.

Zinxo is made by Stigital AS, a small software company in Norway. It started as the screenshot tool its founder wanted: ⌘⇧4 like always, then mark it up, make it look good and send it where the work happens, including to AI coding agents.

Fact sheet

Product	Zinxo (formerly the working name Glanceshot)
What it is	Zinxo is a native Mac app for screenshot, screen recording and scrolling capture, $29 one-time at launch (regular $39), with hand-drawn arrows and circles, 3D device mockups, scrolling capture, a video editor with GIF export, a History you can search by the text inside your screenshots, an optional built-in AI assistant, and an MCP server that hands screenshots to Claude Code, Cursor and other AI agents.
Maker	Stigital AS, Norway
Platform	macOS 14 Sonoma or later. Native Swift (AppKit + SwiftUI), runs in the menu bar.
Price	$29 one-time at launch (regular $39), USD, VAT added where required.
License	One-time purchase for 1 Mac, including 1 year of updates. You keep the last version released in that year forever.
Trial and refund	No free trial and no free tier: one paid plan with every feature. All sales are final: the license key is delivered instantly, and buyers consent to that at checkout (EU/EEA withdrawal right waived). Problems with a purchase are sorted out by email.
Version and launch	1.0, launched 2026-09-29
AI	Optional. Apple’s on-device model, local models (Ollama, LM Studio) or the user’s own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter). Requests go straight from the Mac to the provider; there is no Zinxo server in between and no AI fee.
Privacy	Captures, OCR and redaction stay on the Mac. License keys are verified offline.
Website	zinxo.app
Press and support	hello@zinxo.app

Key features

Capture. ⌘⇧4 area, ⌘⇧3 window, ⌥⇧L scrolling capture (a whole page as one tall PNG, sticky headers and footers kept once). Every capture is copied to the clipboard and shows a floating thumbnail for 5 seconds.
Annotate. Six arrow styles (curved, straight, hand-drawn, marker, double, dashed) with optional taper, nine box styles (Signature, Hand-drawn, Brush loop, Corners, Neon, Soft fill, Dashed, Ring, Badge), text bubbles including iMessage-style, spotlight, highlighter, a resizable magnifier, numbered steps and redaction (pixelate or solid bars). Arrows and boxes can snap to the UI element you point at.
Present. Background mode with wallpapers, macOS / Safari / Chrome / MacBook window frames and perspective tilt; real 3D device mockups (iPhone 17 Pro, Pro Max and Air, MacBook Pro 14/16, MacBook Air, iPad Pro 11/13, Studio Display) with colours and Hero, Float and Top-down angles; Combine several shots side by side, stacked, in a grid, before → after or in a free layout.
Record. ⌥⇧R records an area, window or display to H.264 MP4 at 30 or 60 fps, with optional microphone and system audio, click ripples and keystroke chips, a 3-2-1 countdown and pause/resume. The built-in video editor trims, cuts, changes speed (1×, 1.5×, 2×), crops, mutes, adds text and zoom overlays, and exports MP4 or GIF.
History and OCR. ⌘⇧5 opens History. Text in every capture is recognised on-device (Apple Vision), so you can search screenshots by the words inside them, plus app, window title, URL and AI captions. ⌥⇧T copies the text from any area.
Copy text (OCR). ⌥⇧T copies the text from any area of the screen as plain text, even a scanned PDF, an error dialog or a video call; also from any earlier capture via the thumbnail or History. In the editor, Extract text / table copies a table as CSV. On-device (Apple Vision; English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish), no AI needed.
Redaction. After each capture, on-device text recognition suggests solid bars over emails, phone numbers, card and account numbers, API keys, JWTs and tokens. No AI needed.
AI assistant (optional). ✦ AI (⌘K) explains a screenshot, answers questions about it, or marks it up for you (Auto-mark). It runs on Apple's on-device model, a local model (Ollama, LM Studio) or your own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter). Everything else works without AI.
Agents and MCP. A built-in MCP server lets Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Codex and other MCP clients list, fetch, search and (opt-in) take screenshots. ⌥⇧S sends a shot with its context to a coding agent in cmux or copies it for any terminal; ⌥⇧J drafts a Jira or Linear issue.

Shortcuts

⌘⇧4 area · ⌘⇧3 window · ⌘⇧5 History · ⌥⇧L scrolling capture · ⌥⇧R record · ⌥⇧M annotate · ⌥⇧B background · ⌥⇧T copy text · ⌥⇧A ask AI · ⌥⇧S send to agent · ⌥⇧J issue draft · ⌘K AI panel in the editor.