Stop pasting screenshots
one at a time

Grab screenshots and copied text as you work. Paste them all at once, wherever you need them.

One-time purchase, one Mac at a time. macOS on Apple silicon.

The ShotRack rack holding four screenshots, with Export, Copy all and Delete buttons. The ShotRack rack holding five copied text snippets.

How it works

Stay in the app you’re working in. Screenshot the way you already do, add text with one shortcut, and paste it all with Cmd + V when you’re ready.

Take a screenshot the usual way. It lands in the rack, and you keep working.

Copy text, then press Cmd + Shift + X. No app switch.

When you’re ready, press Cmd + V in your chat. Everything arrives at once.

One pill, every app

A small pill floats over whatever you’re working in. Everything you capture lands in it, so you never leave your work to collect things.

Floats over every app, so the rack is always one click away. Drag it anywhere.

Catches screenshots automatically, and copied text from the clipboard, without breaking your stride.

Click the pill to open the rack. Screenshots and text wait there until you need them, even between launches.

One paste drops the whole batch into Claude, so you switch over once. Apps that take one item at a time get them one by one.

One Cmd + V pastes everything.

Switch over once and paste. Claude takes the whole batch at once, in the desktop app or the browser.

Or let your AI pull the rack itself

Ask Claude to “grab my shots” and it pulls in everything in your rack, with no pasting and no switching. Claude in the browser can’t reach your Mac, so this needs Claude Desktop or Claude Code.

ShotRack includes its own MCP server. Connect it once from ShotRack’s settings.

ShotRack settings: Sources with Auto-rack native screenshots, Trash original after racking, Auto-rack copied images and Auto-rack copied text, and Claude Desktop connected.

Pricing

$19once

One Mac at a time. No subscription.

Get ShotRack

macOS · Apple silicon

FAQ

Is it a subscription?
No. It's $19, once, for one Mac at a time.
What does it work with?
Claude Desktop and Claude in the browser both take the whole batch in one paste. Apps that take one item at a time get them one by one. Claude Desktop and Claude Code can also read the rack directly over MCP, with no paste at all.
Mac only?
Yes, and Apple silicon only for now. ShotRack is built natively for macOS, so Windows would mean rebuilding the core. If enough people ask for it, we'll build it.
Privacy?
Nothing you rack leaves your Mac. There's no account, no telemetry, and nothing is uploaded. It only goes online to activate and periodically re-check your license with Lemon Squeezy (sending your license key and a hardware identifier), and to download and install updates from GitHub automatically. Auto-racking copied text is off by default, so passwords you copy don't end up in the rack.
Does it need any permissions?
No special ones. ShotRack never takes a screenshot itself. It watches for the files your own Cmd+Shift+4 (on English-language macOS) already creates. It doesn't ask for Screen Recording or Accessibility access. macOS may ask you to allow access to your Desktop folder so ShotRack can see new screenshots.
Where did my screenshot file go?
ShotRack keeps your screenshot; the Desktop copy moves to Trash so it doesn't pile up. It's always recoverable from Trash, and you can turn this off in Settings if you prefer both copies.