Snipkit

The little things add up.

New bits.
Better captures.

Every release, a little more useful. Follow what is new, what is better, and what is fixed in Snipkit.

Choose Check for Updates in the Snipkit menu, or download the latest version.

LATEST RELEASE · BUILD 9

0.3.1


Apple silicon · macOS 26+

Window screenshots.
Now with moving pictures.

New ways to capture

  • Capture a single window from the menu bar, a shortcut, or a voice command.
  • Record an area, window, or screen as a local MP4, with optional microphone, computer or app audio, and a webcam bubble.
  • Preview your microphone and camera before recording. Pause, resume, and stop from the recording controls, or use voice commands.
  • Play, trim, mute, and export recordings, and find them in your library with video previews and a Videos filter.

Improvements and fixes

  • Simpler library and recording windows keep the capture and playback controls easier to find.
  • More reliable scrolling captures, with compact capture controls and improved delivery to the editor.
  • App windows and update dialogs come to the front more reliably.
  • Local AI helpers stop when Snipkit exits unexpectedly.

Your captures, recordings, and AI processing stay on your Mac.

BUILD 8

0.3.0

Try it. Make it yours.

A full-featured trial and one-time licenses

  • Try every feature free for 14 days, including when updating from the free early-access app. Your saved library remains available to view and export after the trial.
  • Choose one year of updates for $6.99 or lifetime updates for $29.99 USD, tax included, for two Macs. Keep eligible versions forever, with no subscription or automatic renewal.
  • Buy, activate, recover a key, and manage your Macs from License settings.

Voice improvements

  • Browse simpler voice settings and run recognized commands immediately, with optional local-model fallback for unmatched requests.
  • Circle commands in the editor respond promptly again.

BUILD 6 · EARLY ACCESS

0.2.10

On-device intelligence.

  • Use Apple Intelligence as an on-device thinking model on supported Macs. Gemma remains the recommended choice for Snipkit edits.
  • Remove hosted AI models and remote inference. Captures, audio, recognized text, and AI instructions stay on your Mac.
  • Clarify speech and thinking models during setup and show Ready after a successful model check.
  • Enable only the main push-to-talk shortcut for new users, preserve existing assignments, and allow secondary shortcuts to be cleared.
  • Simplify Permissions and explain the connections used for downloads, updates, and licensing.

Earlier release notes are available in the update feed.