I built Snapwell because I kept losing visual references across bookmarks, screenshots folders, and Pinterest boards. I wanted one place to dump everything — UI patterns, interior design ideas, video references — and find them later by describing what I remembered seeing. The key insight was that AI can generate searchable descriptions automatically, so you never need to tag or organize manually. You just describe what you’re looking for: “minimalist login form with dark background” or “mid-century wooden shelf” and it finds the match. A few things that make Snapwell different: • BYOK (bring your own key) — pick Claude, OpenAI, or Gemini. No middleman, no markup. • Fully local — your library lives in ~/Documents and iCloud. Zero backend. • Open source — GPL-3.0, full transparency. • Built as a native SwiftUI app for Mac and iOS. Would love your feedback — especially on what kinds of collections you’d use it for!

Snapwell

Your inspiration library, organized by AI

Your inspiration library, organized by AI