Built because screenshots
kept getting lost.

The problem we kept running into

Every team we talked to had the same pattern. A developer or QA engineer spots something wrong in the UI — a button shifted by 4px, a dark mode screen that inherited the wrong background colour, a form that breaks on mobile. They take a screenshot. They paste it into Slack. Someone responds. The thread disappears. A week later, the same bug ships to production.

This happens on teams of 3. It happens on teams of 50. The tool doesn't matter — Slack, Teams, Discord, email. Screenshots get lost. Context gets lost. Bugs get shipped.

What we looked at

When we started looking at the tooling landscape, we found two categories. Heavy automation tools — Percy, Chromatic, Playwright screenshot tests. All excellent, if you have a CI pipeline, a baseline management process, and the engineering time to maintain them. Most teams don't.

And then the clipboard. Take a screenshot. Paste it somewhere. Hope for the best.

Nothing in between. No tool that said: here's a fast, structured way to capture screenshots, compare them side-by-side, annotate what's wrong, and get the bug into Jira — without any setup, any CI, any code.

What Captur is

Captur is a desktop app for macOS and Windows that sits in your system tray and handles the entire visual QA workflow from one place.

Capture. Every screenshot you take lands in your Captur library automatically — tagged, timestamped, and searchable. No more flat folders of Screenshot 2026-03-07 at 3.42 PM.png.

Compare. Load any two screenshots side-by-side. Sync zoom means both panels zoom in lockstep. Grid overlay makes spacing and alignment regressions immediately obvious.

Annotate. Drop a numbered pin anywhere on the screenshot. Add a comment. No more “bottom left corner, you know what I mean.”

Ship. Hit Create Jira Issue or Create ClickUp Task. The annotated screenshot attaches automatically. The title and description are pre-filled. The bug is in your backlog in under a minute, with all the context an engineer needs.

Who it's for

Frontend developers who want to look at their UI before shipping it. QA engineers who spend 20 minutes per bug on screenshot management and ticket creation. Product designers who need a record of what was reviewed and signed off. Agencies that ship UI for clients and need to communicate changes clearly.

Anyone who has ever pasted a screenshot into Slack and watched the context disappear three threads later.

Where we are

Captur is in active development. We're collecting emails on our waitlist and opening early access to the first users who want to shape the product.

If the problem resonates — if you've lost a UI bug in a Slack thread in the last month — we'd love to have you in the first cohort.