What if every screenshot was one drag from Claude?
Bevy is a notch-native → capture studio for your Mac. Every screenshot and recording lands in a deck, named and ready for your AI.
Works with the AI you already use.
Bevy hands decks over as plain images and a manifest.md. Whatever AI you already pay for can read them. No plugins, no accounts.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Cursor
- GitHub Copilot
- Windsurf
- Perplexity
- Zed
- Mistral
- DeepSeek
- Qwen
- Ollama
- v0
- Replit
- Hugging Face
- Poe
Capture. Gather. Hand off.
Three moves, all from the keyboard.
- 01
Capture
Press a shortcut and drag over what you want. Bevy's glow shows exactly what it's taking.
- 02
Gather
The capture flies up into the notch and drops into a deck. ⌃⌥1–4 sends it straight to one.
- 03
Hand off
Drag the deck into your AI, zip it, or open its folder. Everything is already named and in order.
Everything you screenshot, ready for your AI.
Bevy replaces the pile of Screenshot 2026-09-29 at 2.51.26 PM.png files on your desktop with decks you can actually use.
Capture anything
An area, a window or the whole screen, each on its own shortcut. Capture and Edit lets you crop, blur or box things first.
Recordings that look produced
Record a region with your camera in a bubble and your microphone on. The video zooms in where you click, all by itself.
Decks, not clutter
Every capture lands in a deck, and every deck is a real folder in Finder with files named after what's in them.
Hand it to any AI
Drag a deck into your AI. It arrives as numbered files plus a manifest that describes each one, in order.
Smart Image Text
Drag over anything to copy its text: paragraphs rejoined, code with its indentation, tables as tables. Links and QR codes open with a click.
Private by design
Everything runs on your Mac. No account, no tracking, and Bevy has no network access at all.
Never reach for the mouse.
Every part of the loop has a shortcut, and you can change any of them in Settings.
Your screen stays yours.
Reading text and naming captures happens on your Mac with Apple's own frameworks. No account, no analytics, no servers. Bevy can't connect to the internet even if it wanted to.
Read the Privacy PolicyQuestions, answered.
Coming soon to the Mac.
Bevy is on its way to the Mac App Store. Questions in the meantime? We'd love to hear from you.