Productivity / File Management
SnapName is a macOS app that watches a screenshot or image folder and uses bundled local AI to suggest better filenames without uploading images.
The page clearly presents a real AI-powered macOS product with a focused workflow: it watches screenshot folders, suggests names locally, and supports review or auto-save. The crawl includes concrete usage details, supported file types, privacy claims, system requirements, and the local model/runtime stack, which is enough for a useful public listing.
The page does not show pricing details, screenshots of the app in use, or any documentation beyond the marketing copy, so a visitor still cannot tell how polished the UI is or how well the naming suggestions perform in practice.
Last evaluated 137 days ago. Current rank #773. Up 2 spots in the rankings.
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