ScreenSorts is a powerful, privacy-first workspace designed to organize screenshots effectively. It serves as a second brain for screenshots, allowing users to search every pixel, text, and detail instantly and privately on their device.

Key features include smart search with natural language queries using vector embeddings, quick links that auto-detect URLs in screenshots, metadata lens with OCR on demand to copy text instantly, AI tagging using on-device vision models for automatic tagging, space saver with intelligent compression at three quality levels saving up to 70% storage, and duplicate detector with visual similarity analysis to find near-identical screenshots.

The product works entirely offline using local AI processing on the Apple Neural Engine. It employs semantic search capabilities and maintains all data locally in a SQLite database within the sandbox environment, ensuring no data leaves the device.

Benefits include staying in workflow with menu bar access, frictionless sharing through native file behavior, and efficient organization without cloud dependencies. Use cases involve finding receipts, design ideas, code snippets, terminal errors, and various digital content quickly.

Target users are power users on macOS who prioritize privacy, speed, and workflow efficiency. The product integrates natively with macOS features like Quick Look and supports sharing to applications like Slack and Figma.