Collect the references that shape your work, mark exactly what matters, and hand them to any AI as one clear brief. First drafts that start from your eye, not the internet's average.
Runs in your browser. The Mac app adds ⌘⌃⇧4 capture and Claude Code.
Paste a screenshot with ⌘V or drop files in, and they wait in the Inbox. With the Mac app it's one key: press ⌘⌃⇧4, drag a box, and it's in Goodmake even with the tab closed.
Drag a screenshot into a group, or onto empty space to start one. Give the group a note on what to borrow and what to leave out, and any image its own note, so the AI doesn't copy the wrong thing.
Press P, then click to pin a spot or drag to box an area. Each mark gets a label like 1a and its own note, and travels with the image as a sharp close-up on the contact sheet, so the AI looks where you looked.
Select a group and press ⌘↵. Goodmake writes a brief from your task and notes, and lays the images out on one numbered contact sheet that stays sharp for the model. The numbers tie each note to its image.
Your screenshots stay in your browser, or in a folder on your Mac with the Mac app.
Open it and start. Export everything to one file whenever you like.
Tell me what's missing. I'm building it as you use it.
Open it, paste a screenshot, and you're going.
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