bunnysoft

A practical workflow

1. User points Bunny at folders where screenshots land; Bunny watches these folders quietly in the menu bar.
2. A vision model reads each screenshot to generate title, description, visible text, and tags, either locally or via cloud with user key.
3. User searches by content from the menu bar, Library window, or macOS Spotlight; AI agents can also search the library.

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1. 9/13/2026

   Updated: best for, features, limitations, platforms, summary, use cases, walkthrough

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   bestFor

   Before: ["Mac users who take many screenshots and want to search and organize them by content privately."]

   After: ["Users who want private, local-first screenshot management and search on macOS without cloud dependency.","Users who want AI-powered automatic titling, tagging, and content search of screenshots with privacy controls."]

   features

   Before: ["Extracts and indexes text from screenshots for search and copy, including Markdown format.","Automatically generates AI-based titles and descriptions for screenshots to replace generic filenames.","Search integration with macOS Spotlight, allowing screenshots to appear in system-wide search results.","Maintains a live audit log of all changes, including renames and tags, with one-click reversibility.","Supports multiple AI models for analysis: fast local, accurate local, or user-provided OpenAI key."]

   After: ["Extracts and indexes text from screenshots for search and copy, including Markdown format.","Automatically generates AI-based titles and descriptions for screenshots to replace generic filenames.","Tags screenshots based on detected content such as receipts, errors, or boarding passes, with user ability to rename or retag.","Sorts screenshots into categories and plans to support real-folder auto-filing soon.","Supports multiple AI models: fast local, accurate local, or user’s own OpenAI key, with ability to switch anytime."]

   limitations

   Before: []

   After: ["No cloud storage or Bunny cloud; all data and metadata remain local on the Mac unless user opts to use OpenAI cloud.","User must explicitly consent to use OpenAI cloud analysis; otherwise, analysis is fully local with no network calls."]

   platforms

   Before: ["Runs on macOS as a menu bar application."]

   After: []

   summary

   Before: "Bunny is a macOS menu bar app that automatically reads and indexes the text content of screenshots, making them searchable by content rather than filename. It operates locally without accounts or analytics, preserving user privacy and allowing search via the app, Spotlight, or AI agents."

   After: "Bunny is a macOS app that indexes and makes screenshots searchable by their content, not just filenames. It processes screenshots locally or with user-provided AI models, preserving privacy and allowing search via the app, Spotlight, or AI agents."

   useCases

   Before: ["Finding specific screenshots by searching their textual content rather than filenames.","Organizing screenshots automatically into categories and tagging them for easier management."]

   After: []

   walkthrough

   Before: ["User points Bunny at folders where screenshots land; the app watches these folders quietly from the menu bar.","A vision model reads each screenshot to generate a title, description, visible text, and tags, either locally or via cloud with user key.","User searches by content from the menu bar, the Library window, or macOS Spotlight; AI agents can also search the library."]

   After: ["User points Bunny at folders where screenshots land; Bunny watches these folders quietly in the menu bar.","A vision model reads each screenshot to generate title, description, visible text, and tags, either locally or via cloud with user key.","User searches by content from the menu bar, Library window, or macOS Spotlight; AI agents can also search the library."]