What is Snap?

Snap is a floating dock designed specifically for Cursor and Claude Code. It acts as an always-available productivity companion that sits on top of your coding environment, giving you quick access to tools like screen recording, screenshot capture, speech-to-text, prompt generation, and more — without ever leaving your editor.

Who it's for

• AI-assisted developers who want to streamline their workflow inside Cursor or Claude Code without switching contexts
• Prompt engineers who need to quickly generate, optimize, and copy prompts while iterating on AI model outputs
• Productivity power users who rely on visual editing, web previews, and custom action buttons to speed up repetitive coding tasks

Key features

Floating dock with instant access

Snap lives as a floating overlay on top of your editor, so you can trigger actions like taking screenshots, recording productivity reels, or copying console errors with a single click. No more digging through menus or remembering keyboard shortcuts.

Speech-to-text and prompt tools

Convert your spoken thoughts into text directly inside your coding environment. Snap also helps you generate and optimize prompts on the fly, making it easier to craft precise instructions for AI models like Claude.

Visual editing and web preview

Snap includes visual editing capabilities and a web preview feature, letting you tweak UI elements or check how your code renders without leaving Cursor or Claude Code. This keeps your focus on building rather than toggling between tools.

Custom action buttons

You can configure custom action buttons to automate your most frequent tasks. Whether it's running a specific command, pasting a snippet, or triggering a script, Snap adapts to your personal workflow.

What stands out

Snap turns your AI editor into a command center — no tab-switching required.

While many productivity tools exist as separate apps or browser extensions, Snap is purpose-built to live inside Cursor and Claude Code. Its floating dock keeps everything from speech-to-text to web previews within arm's reach, so you never have to break your flow. The combination of prompt optimization, visual editing, and custom actions in one overlay is what sets it apart from generic utility tools.

Worth checking out if…

You spend most of your day inside Cursor or Claude Code and want to reduce context switching. If you frequently capture screenshots, record short demos, transcribe ideas, or craft prompts for AI models, Snap can save you time by putting those tools directly on top of your editor. It's also a good fit if you rely on custom automation and want a flexible button system to trigger your own scripts or commands.