Annotate
Hand modification intent directly to coding agents through screen recording, annotations, and voice
About Annotate
Annotate combines screen recording, interface annotation, and voice instructions into modification requests for coding agents. In one session, you can capture a single window or all displays, point out areas that need attention, and say the desired changes directly; the session can then be handed off to Cursor, Claude, or Codex for further work. Agents read recording frames and voice content through MCP, while frames and transcript text are stored locally. The official page labels it a free local tool and lists Mac and Windows availability.
Best for
Best use cases
Record an interface and explain the direction of the changes
Submit coding tasks through annotations and voice
Capture single-window or multi-display context
Features
Screen Recording and Multi-Display Capture
A single session can capture one window or all displays.
Interface Annotation and Voice Instructions
Draw or point to areas of focus in the interface and say the desired changes directly.
Coding Agent Handoff
Hand the session off to Cursor, Claude, or Codex for further work.
MCP Reading
Agents read recording frames and voice content through MCP.
Pros
- Combines screen recording, annotation, and voice in one session
- Connects to Cursor, Claude, and Codex
- Stores frames and transcript text locally