Snipnest 2.1 adds Action Review: - Local screenshot triage for deadlines, questions, meetings, follow-ups, receipt/payment details, urgent blocked work, and contact cues - New Library Insights action-rate summary and top follow-up candidates - New per-screenshot copyable action summaries in the detail inspector - Updated privacy language clarifying on-device OCR, highlights, duplicate detection, sensitivity scanning, and Action Review - Updated screenshots, website, support page, and privacy page

Snipnests 2.0 — a pro upgrade for your screenshot library, still 100% on-device. • Sensitivity Scan: spot passwords, one-time codes, and card numbers in your shots — and copy a redacted version with one click. • Library Insights: a dashboard of your storage, sources, and contents over time. • Timeline grouping: browse by Today, Yesterday, This Week, and month. • Smart Rename: a meaningful title suggested from each shot's actual contents. • Text stats & keywords: word counts, reading time, and tap-to-copy keywords. • Entity quick-filters: one tap to show only links, emails, codes, amounts, and more. Everything is scanned and stored on your Mac — nothing is ever uploaded.

Introducing Smart Highlights — Snipnest now detects links, emails, phone numbers, dates, amounts, and codes inside your screenshots, with click-to-copy chips, an amount roll-up, and entity-aware search and collections. Plus order-independent duplicate detection, accurate pixel dimensions, and a full accessibility pass with system-appearance support.

Snipnest 1.1 — What's New Smart Collections Save named searches that update automatically as your library grows. Five built-in presets (Favourites, This Week, Receipts, Errors & Logs, Code) are ready to use, and you can create your own using any mix of tags, OCR keywords, source app, date range, and favourite status. Collections live in a collapsible sidebar and switch your view instantly. Duplicate Scanner Finds near-duplicate screenshots using perceptual hashing. Open it from the Library menu (⌘⇧D), choose a sensitivity level, and scan your library in seconds. Each group shows a "KEEP" badge on the best candidate; one click hides the rest. Shots are never permanently deleted — hidden ones stay on disk. CSV Export Export structured metadata for any view to a CSV file: filename, captured date, source app, tags, dimensions, file size, and an OCR text excerpt. Opens directly in Numbers or Excel for sorting and reporting. All exports use macOS's standard Save dialog. Date-Range Filter Bar A new date filter bar in the main view lets you narrow the library to any From / To window. Combine it with a Smart Collection for precise slices — for example, all Xcode screenshots from last sprint. Other Improvements - Context menu on thumbnail grid (Right-click → Favourite, Copy OCR Text, Copy Image, Reveal in Finder, Hide) - Notes field now editable directly in the detail panel - Settings includes a duplicate-sensitivity preference - Version 1.1, build 2