Building Snapshots: from several Friday demos to a shipped feature
Granola explains how Snapshots, which automatically saves screenshots of screens shared in meetings to your notes, grew out of a simple capture button and shipped after a one-week sprint.
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Snapshots automatically saves screenshots of slides, charts and designs shared on screen to your meeting notes. The images appear as a stack above the question field, a panel next to the floating widget lets you follow captures, and the feature can be turned off for a specific meeting.
The post traces how the idea evolved: a capture button proposed in January, a prototype that detected manual screenshots in March, an automatic version through the Chrome extension for Google Meet in July, and a demo in the Mac app working with Meet, Zoom and Teams in early September. macOS Accessibility APIs, explored for speaker labels, made this possible, and the team shipped the feature in a one-week sprint.
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