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Capture, Organize, and Retrieve UX Research Findings Instantly

SnapStash AI indexes your usability test screenshots, interview captures, and research artifacts — making every insight searchable and actionable.

The UX Research Data Problem

You capture countless screenshots during user interviews and usability tests — but synthesizing findings across sessions is a time-consuming ordeal.

Usability test screenshots from multiple sessions are scattered across folders with no unified search

Key user quotes and error states captured as images can't be searched or cross-referenced

Hours spent manually tagging and organizing research screenshots instead of analyzing patterns

Your AI Research Repository

Extract Text from Test Sessions

OCR captures UI text, error messages, and user-facing content from usability test screenshots, creating a searchable record of every session.

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Auto-Tag by Research Theme

AI identifies patterns and themes across your research screenshots — navigation issues, error states, onboarding friction — and tags them automatically.

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Query Findings with Natural Language

Search across all your research sessions with queries like 'checkout flow confusion' or 'mobile navigation errors' to instantly surface relevant captures.

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Sync Research Across Your Team

Keep your research library accessible across devices and share findings with stakeholders — no more emailing screenshots or uploading to shared drives.

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Screenshots from user interviews were always a mess to analyze. Now it groups them by context. Analysis is way faster.

Daniel Jung

UX Researcher

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Capture screenshots during testing, and SnapStash automatically extracts and indexes all visible text. This creates a searchable archive of every test session, making it easy to find specific user behaviors and error states.

SnapStash complements tools like Dovetail or UserTesting by providing a fast, mobile-first way to capture and search visual research data. It excels at organizing the screenshot-heavy part of UX research that dedicated tools often overlook.

Yes. Beyond the AI auto-tags, you can create custom tags for individual participants, session dates, or research projects. This lets you filter and compare findings across different users and sessions.

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