Capture (Coming Soon) without breaking your flowComing Soon
The Notes circle lives beside the mic. Hover to reveal Capture (Coming Soon); click Notes to write immediately. Click an element or drag an area, add your comment and confirm. Esc cancels.
Notes & Capture (Coming Soon)
Feedback your agent can act on.
Point at the screen, say what should change, and keep the evidence. Screenshots (Coming Soon), comments and available browser details travel together, so your agent knows where to look.
Preview of the planned Capture (Coming Soon) feature. Animated product illustration. Available metadata depends on the connected browser and page.
See what you selectedComing Soon
Connected supported browsers show a rounded hover outline and a label with the element, dimensions, font and colours. Params opens a searchable property table with selectors, safe HTML, computed styles and observed CSS variables.
One session for one piece of workComing Soon
New Session starts a fresh batch with a local name and timestamp. Search, session history, archive, Move to and recoverable Trash keep feedback organised. Browsing history does not change the destination of new notes.
Send evidence that stays togetherComing Soon
Drag any part of a card. Dragging a selected card includes every selected note; dragging an unselected card includes only that note. Drag session or To chat prepares a full session snapshot.
Give the agent a checklistComing Soon
Exports contain brief.md, manifest.json and copied images. Stable note IDs and revisions let the agent report a result or blocker for every item. Edits never change an already exported package.
Turn feedback into a workflow draftComing Soon
Create a disabled, read-only workflow draft from a snapshot. Review its folder, permissions and schedule before saving or running. A draft prepares the work; it does not certify that the feedback has been fixed.
Keep your hands on the keyboard.
In Notes: ⌘N adds a note, ⌘⇧N starts a session, ⌘⇧C starts Capture (Coming Soon), ⌘F opens search and ⌘A selects visible notes. In text fields, select-all selects text. During Capture (Coming Soon), ⌘Return saves and Esc cancels.
Before you capture (Coming Soon).
Does it capture (Coming Soon) DOM (Coming Soon) in every app?
No. Native DOM (Coming Soon) capture (Coming Soon) supports connected Safari, Chrome, Chromium, Brave and Edge using browser automation. Browser permission and Allow JavaScript from Apple Events must be enabled. Other apps use a screenshot (Coming Soon) and available Accessibility geometry, explicitly labelled without DOM (Coming Soon)/CSS.
Do I have to install an extension?
The native route does not require an extension. Pairbar offers browser connection guidance. An optional Chromium development extension is available as a separate route and needs manual installation and registration.
Does it reveal source code and design tokens?
Available selectors, selected HTML, computed fonts and colours, geometry and observed CSS custom properties are captured. These are page evidence, not automatic repository or Figma mappings. Cross-origin frames, closed shadow roots, canvas and restricted pages have limits. The embedded Codex browser has no DOM (Coming Soon) adapter.
Where are my notes stored?
Locally under ~/.pairbar/notes, with screenshots (Coming Soon), session history, revisions and persistent export snapshots. Pairbar does not upload the library automatically. Screenshots (Coming Soon) and visible page text may contain private information; review them before sharing.
Can a cloud chat read the package?
Local file paths require access to this Mac. Pairbar prepares Notes transfers in Local mode and blocks cloud sending of these local packages. External apps vary in attachment support; Export package reveals the files in Finder.
Can I hide the buttons?
Yes. Right-click either control for quick hide options. Hiding Notes keeps the microphone circular; hiding both leaves the dictation shortcut available. Restore the controls in Settings → Voice.