Notate is an annotation and review tool built for scenarios where pointing beats describing, such as design and motion reviews, product walkthroughs, code reviews, and handoffs.
Unlike standard screenshot tools, Notate is designed to capture fleeting user interface moments. It freezes open menus, hover states, and focus states before they disappear. For motion and interaction design, it allows users to record a flow and pin the exact frame where an animation breaks.
Operating as a menu bar application, Notate incorporates gesture-based annotations to keep feedback fast and fluid. It also features smart cropping and reopenable sessions, which preserve the captured image, comments, and context so the feedback remains clear and actionable when shared with teammates or AI agents.
Notate is designed for design and motion reviews, product walkthroughs, code reviews, and handoffs—essentially any scenario where visually pointing to an issue is faster and more effective than describing it in writing.
Standard screenshot tools often fail to capture temporary UI elements. Notate solves this by freezing hover states, focus states, and open menus before they disappear. It also lets you record a flow to pin the precise frame where an animation or transition breaks.
Notate uses smart cropping and reopenable sessions to ensure that the image, your comments, and the broader context are preserved together. This prevents important details from being lost when the feedback is delivered to a teammate or an AI agent.
Yes, Notate is categorized as a menu bar application, allowing you to quickly trigger it and keep your annotation workflow fast and seamless.
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