Scrapp is a design tool built around screenshots, with the core idea of turning scattered screenshots into an organized, reusable library of design assets. In everyday design or product work, people often capture inspiration, competitor interfaces, and reference styles on the fly, and over time these end up scattered across photo albums and folders, making them hard to find. Scrapp aims to solve exactly this problem: after taking a screenshot, you can upload it to the cloud for storage, categorize and organize it in your own way, and gradually build up a personal collection of design decisions. It suits designers, product managers, and anyone who needs to collect and revisit interface references over the long term. Compared with simple screenshot tools, it places more emphasis on organization after collection, so that every screenshot can be found and put to use when needed.

Scrapp is a screenshot tool built around organizing design decisions, suited for designers, product managers, or anyone who needs to repeatedly collect and compare interface options. In daily work, inspiration screenshots often end up scattered across photo albums, chat histories, and desktop folders, making them time-consuming to find and easy to miss. It combines screenshots with cloud storage, so you can capture a screen on the fly and file it directly into your own collection, gradually building a searchable, reviewable library of design decisions. Compared with plain screenshot software, it cares more about organization and accumulation after the screenshot is taken, helping you make choices with evidence at hand and making it easy for teams or individuals to look back on the design trade-offs made along the way. Its graphical interface is friendly to ordinary users, requiring no extra fiddling to get started.