SnapShort is a modern Android application that redefines screenshot management. By combining a robust screenshot tool with Google Gemini AI, SnapShort transforms your static snapshots into actionable tasks, helping you stay organized and productive.

Link demo - Youtube

• Clean Capture: Uses an Accessibility Service to dismiss the notification shade before capturing, ensuring clean, clutter-free images.
• Instant Preview: A non-intrusive, floating preview appears immediately after capture. Drag to dismiss or tap to edit.

• Smart Gallery: Automatically separates raw "Snaps" from processed "Tasks". Only view what needs your attention.
• Image Editor: Integrated editor with crop, zoom, and pan capabilities.
• Bulk Actions: Long-press to select multiple images for batch deletion.

• Snap-to-Task: Tap the "Star" button on any screenshot.
• Gemini Intelligence: Uses Google Gemini 1.5 Flash to analyze the text and context of your image.
• Auto-Fill: Automatically suggests a Task Title, Description, and Due Date based on the screenshot content.

• Task Persistence: Tasks are saved locally using a Room Database.
• Swipe Actions:
  • Swipe Right to mark as Done/Active.
  • Swipe Left to Delete (removes both the task and the image file).
• Organization: Filter by Active, Done, or All tasks.

• Language: Kotlin
• UI Toolkit: Jetpack Compose (Material 3)
• Architecture: MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel)
• Dependency Injection: Hilt
• Local Storage: Room Database
• Networking/AI: Google Generative AI SDK (Gemini)
• Image Loading: Coil
• Concurrency: Coroutines & Flow

SnapShort is built with scalability and modern Android standards in mind:

1. Service Layer: A ScreenshotTileService and AccessibilityService handle the system-level interactions required to capture the screen globally.
2. Data Layer:
   • ScreenshotRepository: Monitors the file system for new images.
   • TaskRepository: Manages task metadata in SQLite (Room).
   • GalleryViewModel: Merges these two streams to show a unified view.
3. UI Layer: A single-activity architecture (MainActivity) hosting a Jetpack Compose Navigation graph.

For a deeper dive, check out the Technical Architecture.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/snapshort.git

2. Open in Android Studio: Ensure you are using a recent version (Koala or newer recommended).
3. Build & Run: Deploy to an emulator or physical device.
   • Note: To use the screenshot trigger, you must add the SnapShort tile to your Quick Settings panel and enable the Accessibility Service when prompted.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.