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An end-to-end encrypted place for your captures, built into Cappture for Mac: your library kept safe off your Mac, and share links you can send to anyone. Every Cappture licence comes with 5 GB of it. It is off until you turn it on.

In Cappture, open Settings, then Cloud, and turn it on for that Mac. It makes your keys and shows you five security keys, once. Save them somewhere safe; then your captures start going up, sealed.

Sign in with the email your licence was bought with to see your share links, your Macs, your library as we hold it (sealed), your storage and your billing. A licence bought with another address can be added in Settings with its key. The dashboard can't open your captures; only your Macs can.

No. Cappture works fully without it, and everything stays on your Mac until you turn Cloud on.

On a personal licence, no: one licence covers five Macs, often five people, so each Mac that turns Cloud on gets a Cloud of its own, with its own keys. No other Mac on the same licence can list, open or count what it holds. On a team, editors share one library; the Mac that made it approves each Mac that joins.

The photos, screenshots and recordings in your library, each sealed on your Mac, up to 500 MB a capture. Anything bigger stays on your Mac, and so does anything you put in Hidden.

Yes, for thirty days. A deleted capture goes to Recently Deleted, in Cloud too, and is removed for good after that. Until then it still counts toward your storage.

On the new Mac, open Settings, then Cloud, and enter one of the old Mac's five security keys. The new Mac opens that Cloud itself and takes it over. After a reinstall, the same Mac opens its own Cloud the same way.

While the Mac still has its Keychain, its Cloud keeps working there. But the keys can't be shown again or reset, by us or anyone: lose the Mac and all five keys, and nobody can open that Cloud. That is what end-to-end encryption means.

In Cappture's library, right-click a capture and choose Share Link, or press the link button while you look at one. Your Mac seals it and uploads it, then shows the link with Copy beside it, and how long it lasts.

Your Mac seals the file with a key made just for that link and uploads only the sealed bytes. The link looks like cloudlink.getcappture.com/ followed by an id, then the key after a #. Browsers never send the part after the # to a server, so the file is opened in the recipient’s browser, never by us.

An hour, a day, seven days (the default) or thirty days. Or make it open once: it works for one view, and its files are deleted 30 minutes later. From the dashboard's Links page you can change when a link expires, from one to thirty days, or stop it, which deletes its files at once.

Up to 500 MB a file and 50 files a link. A link's files count toward your storage while it still opens.

No. The link opens in their browser, and they don't sign in to anything.

Yes, on a team. Owners and admins set a name, a colour and a logo on the dashboard, and every link the team makes shows them.

5 GB with every Cappture licence. For more: 25 GB for $0.99 a month or $9.90 a year, 200 GB for $3.99 a month or $39.90 a year or 500 GB for $9.99 a month or $99.90 a year. A year is ten months' price. Cappture itself is $19.99 once.

Every capture in your library, the ones in Recently Deleted until they are removed for good, and the files behind share links that still open. Stopped and expired links count for nothing.

New uploads and new links pause, and the app tells you. Nothing is deleted. We email you about it at most once a day. Make room or add storage, and they carry on.

Any time, from Billing. Stripe works out the difference for the rest of the period. Going below what you store pauses uploads; it never deletes anything.

$12 a seat a month, or $120 a seat a year, from 1 to 50 seats. Add or remove seats any time from Billing.

Each seat adds 50 GB to one pool the whole team uses, so one person can use more than their share while another uses less.

Next, not yet built: a library the whole team shares, with folders; and comments on any capture.

In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector with https://cloud.getcappture.com/mcp. Claude asks you to sign in here, and to allow it. Then, in Cappture on your Mac, open Settings, then AI, turn on Let AI tools ask Cappture, and turn on Claude on the web. Step by step, with what Claude can do.

No. Each request is passed to one of your Macs, which answers from its own captures. Your Cloud copies are sealed, so the server couldn't answer from them if it tried. A Mac has to be on, with Cappture open, to answer.

Revoke it under Connected apps in the dashboard’s Settings, which cuts it off at once. Or turn off Claude on the web on your Mac.