ScreenSorts is a powerful, privacy-first workspace designed to organize screenshots effectively. It serves as your second brain for screenshots, allowing you to search every pixel, text, and detail instantly while keeping everything private on your device. The tool is specifically built for macOS users who want to stop losing their digital memory and find screenshots quickly without cloud dependencies.

Key features include smart search with natural language queries using vector embeddings, quick links that auto-detect URLs in screenshots, metadata lens with OCR capabilities for copying text and codes, AI tagging using on-device vision models, space-saving intelligent compression with three quality levels, and duplicate detection through visual similarity analysis. The application also offers native quick look functionality, smart collections auto-organized by app and date, and instant links for opening URLs directly from images.

ScreenSorts works entirely offline using local AI processing on your Apple Neural Engine. All search and organization happens locally without requiring internet connectivity or cloud services. The application uses vector embeddings for semantic search and on-device vision models for automatic tagging, ensuring that your data never leaves your machine.

The benefits include staying in workflow with menu bar access, frictionless sharing through native file behavior, and efficient text extraction from screenshots. Use cases include finding specific content like recipes, design ideas, or code snippets; organizing terminal errors for easy text copying; creating clickable web archives from screenshot URLs; and reclaiming storage space through duplicate detection and compression.

Target users are macOS power users who refuse to compromise on privacy, speed, or workflow. The application integrates deeply with macOS through native UI patterns and system integration, working specifically on macOS 13+ with Apple Silicon recommended. It requires no signups and operates entirely offline with local database storage.