Getting started

Ten minutes from install to a shared board with an agent reading it.

1. Install and capture

Download the app for your platform. On first launch the Mac app asks for Screen Recording — that permission is what lets it grab the region you drag. It also offers to write an MCP config for your editor; you can do that later from Settings → Agent.

Then, in any app:

• Press the capture shortcut (Mac default ⌃⇧2, Windows Ctrl+Shift+2), drag over the problem, release. Type one line about what's wrong. ⌘↩ saves.
• Press the shortcut twice to file a text-only issue — same box, no screenshot. Add a screenshot later from the capture's page if you want one.
• Full-screen capture has its own shortcut (⌃⇧3), and you can paste an image into the note box.

The app records which application, window and (for browsers) URL you captured from. Draw arrows, boxes or blur before saving, or afterwards from the detail view.

2. Sign in to sync

Click the menu-bar (Mac) or tray (Windows) icon → Sign in. The app shows a short code and opens peekr.dev/device in your browser; approve it there. From that moment the library on that device mirrors everything you can see in the workspace, and captures you make on it appear on the web within seconds.

Captures you made before signing in stay local until you choose Sync existing captures — nothing is uploaded silently.

3. Make it a team

• Groups are topics: “checkout flow”, “design panel”, “v2 launch”. New groups are private by default; only the people you add can see them. Switch a group to workspace-visible when it should be everyone's.
• Invite people from Settings → Members. Members see workspace-visible groups. Guests see only the private groups they're added to — the right role for a client or a contractor.
• Assign a capture to a person or a bot from the detail view or the card's menu. A group can have a default assignee.

4. Let an agent in

Open Agents in the web app and pick your client. For Claude Code it's one command; the browser opens, you approve, and the agent can list, look at, claim and resolve captures — as you. See Connect an agent for the details and The agent loop for running an agent unattended.

Keyboard, briefly