Snap is a floating developer dock designed to enhance AI coding workflows by providing quick access to essential tools without requiring window switching. It floats on top of any application and integrates seamlessly with popular development environments like VS Code, Cursor, and Claude Code.

The dock features smart screenshots that automatically number every interactive element for clear AI communication, a prompt optimizer that structures vague ideas into detailed prompts with context and file paths, and voice input with real-time transcription capabilities. Additional features include educational reels that play coding tips during AI generation pauses, custom buttons for launching development tools instantly, and a preview window for visual CSS editing.

Snap works by staying always visible on screen, allowing developers to capture screenshots, optimize prompts, dictate commands, and trigger automation workflows without interrupting their coding flow. The prompt optimizer uses Groq LLaMA technology to deliver structured outputs in under 200ms, while the smart screenshot feature automatically annotates UI elements for precise AI communication.

The product helps developers work more efficiently by reducing context switching, providing educational content during waiting periods, and enabling voice-based interaction. It supports workflows involving code generation, visual editing, prompt optimization, and tool launching across multiple monitors.

Snap is targeted at software engineers and developers working with AI coding assistants, particularly those using Cursor, Claude Code, and similar tools. It integrates with development environments and supports custom shell commands, keyboard shortcuts, and multi-monitor setups.