Android private testing · iPhone build preparation

Snapper by KSXCO

Capture. Save. Ask.

A focused camera workflow that lets you decide where a photo goes—and whether you want an answer about what you see. No SIM or cellular plan required.

Snapper camera icon with a turtle-shaped lens

Snapper: Photo Q&A

Android testing · iPhone build preparation
Google Play and App Store releases in preparation

One photo, three clear choices

Do exactly what you came to do.

1

Capture

The camera stays off until you tap Open camera. Pick the image size before you shoot.

2

Save

Keep the photo in Snapper’s private library, share it through your device, or copy it to your own SMB network share on Android.

3

Ask

Optionally ask “What’s this?”, “What’s it worth?”, or a follow-up in your own words.

Storage that fits your workflow

Local when you want it. Networked when you need it.

Every network save keeps a local safety copy first. Snapper can show whether the image reached your share and append photo questions and answers to a matching text file.

Local
App-private photo library
Android network
Windows-compatible SMB 2/3
Notes
Append-only Q&A sidecar files
Failures
Retry without losing the photo

Your photo, your choice

No account. No ads. No analytics.

Photos and notes stay on your device unless you choose a network, OpenAI, report, or system sharing action. Saved credentials are protected with Android Keystore or iOS Keychain.

Read the full privacy policy

Good to know

A few straight answers.

Does Snapper need cell service?

No. A spare Android phone or iPhone can become a dedicated Wi-Fi-connected camera without a SIM or cellular plan. Local capture works offline; Wi-Fi is only needed for Android SMB storage or optional OpenAI questions.

Is an iPhone version coming?

Yes. The core iPhone implementation is prepared; the first Xcode, device, and TestFlight validation pass is next.

Does Snapper require OpenAI?

No. Saving locally, sharing through your device, and Android network saving work without OpenAI. Photo questions are optional.

Where is my OpenAI API key stored?

On your device, encrypted using Android Keystore or iOS Keychain. Each user supplies their own OpenAI API key.

Can I download Snapper today?

Snapper is currently in private Android testing. The iPhone build is being prepared for its first Xcode and TestFlight pass while the store releases are completed.

Questions about Snapper?

We’d be glad to hear them.

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