Gather a topic
Keep slides and photographed pages together in a dedicated collection.
Research and education
Find a passage in your lecture screenshots.
A slide, a photographed page, an idea to revisit: find the words you need and add your own reading notes.
Explore the workflowiPhone · iPad · Mac
WHAT YOU SAVE
ORIGINAL LEARNING EXAMPLECourse notes · Composition
Visual contrast helps distinguish elements in a composition. Size, color and spacing help establish a reading order.
Written for this demonstration · p. 1
EXAMPLE SEARCH
visual contrast
FROM IMAGE TO ACTION
A passage to revisit
An example workflow using CaptainShot’s features.
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Save the image
Add the image from Photos or keep a screenshot in your library.
- 02
Find the detail
Search for a phrase recognized in the image, then read the passage in context.
- 03
Take the next step
Add the course title, page number or source link yourself in Notes.
Two more ways to use it
Plan your next reading
Add a note or create an image-linked reminder. Local summaries are available on compatible devices.
Your images remain the starting point.
Search depends on recognized content. You add your own notes. AI reminder suggestions and summaries require a compatible device; you check a reminder before saving it.
Practical questions
Is the article source saved automatically?
The original image remains available. To keep a full reference, add the title, link and page number yourself in Notes.
Can I find a word in a photographed page?
Yes, if OCR recognized the text. Sharpness, text size and image quality affect recognition.
Are my images sent to CaptainShot?
Core analysis runs on device. CaptainShot does not upload your images to its own servers for analysis.
Start with an image you already have.
On iPhone, iPad and Mac. Core analysis runs on your device.