Creation, content and influence
Turn your stream of inspiration into references you can actually find.
Briefs, scripts, products, comments, metrics and visual ideas stay organized without adding another social service to your workflow.

An inspiration library connected to what you need to produce.
A visual reference is more useful when it keeps its brief, format or feedback. CaptainShot gathers that material without pretending to replace your editorial calendar.

Three workflows from inspiration to production.
Without losing where a visual came from or the feedback attached to it.
Build an inspiration library
Add images, products, compositions and trends, then find them by describing what you need.
Gather a campaign
Create a selection that combines project, period, comments and favorites to keep active references together.
Return to the right feedback
Search a phrase, person or interface, then read the comment in its visual context.
From inspiration to execution, without collecting for its own sake.
Find a composition, gather active references and keep every piece of feedback linked to the right visual.
Visual search
Describe a mood, object, interface or composition even when the screenshot contains no exact text.
Collections and selections
Create a collection for each campaign to guide the classification of new references, then use a custom selection when you need precise rules.
Comments and favorites
Keep intent, feedback and priority references directly with each image.
Sharing and summaries
Share an image or collection and, on compatible devices, prepare a local summary of its content.
Local privacy
Your inspiration feeds neither ads nor profiling.
Core analysis runs on device. CaptainShot requires no account and does not use your content to train a third-party service.
- Analysis
- On device
- CaptainShot account
- None
- Ads and profiling
- None
- Devices
- iPhone, iPad and Mac
What CaptainShot does not replace
CaptainShot is not a publishing tool, editing suite, social analytics platform or enterprise DAM. It organizes the visual material that comes before and alongside those tools.
Content creation questions
A clear place for CaptainShot inside a creative workflow.
Can I find an image by appearance?
Yes. Visual search accepts a description of an object, scene, interface or idea, even without exact text.
Can I separate multiple campaigns?
Yes. A manual collection can guide the classification of new images from its title and content. A custom selection applies your explicit criteria and automatically recalculates.
Does CaptainShot publish to social platforms?
No. CaptainShot organizes and retrieves references; publishing remains with your dedicated platforms and tools.
Are my inspirations used for advertising?
No. CaptainShot does not use your images for advertising or profiling.
Find the precise inspiration, not just the folder where you thought you saved it.
Start with the references already in Photos.