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Pick your workflow, then see how Pizazoo fits it.

Your UI reference library, organized automatically.

Designers screenshot constantly: UI inspiration, type specimens, competitor flows, feedback rounds. Pizazoo watches your screenshot folder, OCR-indexes every capture on-device, auto-files design content into its Design category, and lets you pull up "that pricing page with the gradient cards" by searching the words you remember seeing.

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grep for your screenshots.

Developers screenshot errors, configs, terminal output, and code review threads, then can never find them again. Pizazoo OCR-indexes every capture on-device, files code-looking content into its Code category, and makes stack traces, error strings, and config keys searchable like text. Redact API keys in the built-in editor before sharing.

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Every customer screenshot, findable and safe to share.

Support work runs on screenshots: error states customers send, repro captures you take, annotated how-to replies. Pizazoo OCR-indexes all of them on-device so you can re-find any case by the error text, auto-redacts customer PII before a capture leaves your Mac, and adds numbered step badges for walkthrough replies.

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Every lecture slide you screenshotted, one search away.

Students screenshot lecture slides, online classes, readings and essay sources, then lose them in the camera roll. Pizazoo for iPhone and Mac reads the text inside every screenshot on-device, sorts captures into categories, and finds a slide by any word on it. Add the source URL and date in a note so citing it later is easy.

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Source screenshots you can find, cite and protect.

Researchers and journalists screenshot sources constantly: web pages that may change, posts that may be deleted, documents and messages. Pizazoo reads the text in every capture on-device, files it by content, and finds it by a name, quote or figure. Keep the URL and date in a note, tag by project, and redact before sharing.

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