Scrapp

Scrapp lets macOS users capture screenshots, save images from the web, and organize them in a private gallery. Each item can be annotated with a description, tags, and a link to its source page, enabling later retrieval through tag‑based search. The interface supports drag‑and‑drop addition of pictures and automatically hides untagged items, helping keep the collection free of clutter.

The tool is aimed at designers, photographers, and anyone who needs to build a visual reference library. By attaching contextual metadata to each capture, users can assemble themed collections—for example, meeting screenshots tagged for a project or inspiration boards for creative work. Sharing is facilitated through link copying, and the stored URLs remain attached to the corresponding images.

Scrapp’s distinctive features include a searchable gallery, the ability to filter out “noise” by removing untagged entries, and seamless integration of source links into the annotation. It is a stable macOS‑only application that emphasizes organized knowledge accumulation through visual assets.