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FEATURES

Built to keep up with
how fast you ship.

Your agent captures, styles, cuts and files every screenshot and recording while you keep building. Moonjar keeps every version and learns what you like.

Demo workspace with scripted agent activity and real Moonjar renders.

01 · YOUR AGENTS

Bring your coding agent.

Ask your coding agent to capture, style or edit an asset, then review the result in Moonjar.

Watch it work

Watch any agent work.

Open an agent to watch it: the screen it’s driving, each step as it lands, and the picture it’s editing, redrawn with every change.

A real Claude Code session in Moonjar, trimmed for length.

Moonjar learns what you like

Tell an agent what you like, or correct a shot it made, and Moonjar writes it down. Every agent reads it before its next shot. Knowledge keeps each product’s guidelines and everything Moonjar has learned, day by day.

Put ‘Ellie · Plan your day’ on the meadow photo instead of the sky, and note in Ellie’s guidelines that its help-center shots always go on the meadow.

See what your agents did

Activity shows the capture, styling and editing calls your connected agents made, with status and duration. Open it when you want to see how a result came together.

Cut the Timebox drag and render an mp4

Moonjar's Agent activity for yesterday: Claude Code rendering, editing and cutting an Ellie recording, each with its time and duration.

Three Agent activity rows from yesterday: Claude Code rendering and editing an Ellie cut, each with its time, duration and check.

Connect the agent you already use

Moonjar includes setup instructions for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and Cline. Copy the command or configuration for your agent, then follow its connection check. Explore the agent workflows →

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02 · CAPTURE

From capture to finished screenshot.

Your agent boots the simulator, taps through your app and takes the shot. Screenshots and recordings of simulators, Mac windows and web pages, kept exactly as they were taken. Already have the file? Bring it in and it joins the library like anything else.

Recordings

Recordings you can read at a glance

A raw take shows the moments Moonjar found in it on the same timeline your cuts use, so you can see where the clicks and taps happened before you cut anything.

Record sharing a photo to Amy

A raw iPhone recording of Amy in Moonjar, paused on a photo of a breakfast bowl, with its Start and Tap moments on the timeline underneath and the playhead at the tap.

The original, kept as it was

Every screenshot starts as a clean capture, with a tidy 9:41 status bar on the simulator. Moonjar never changes the file it holds, so the original is always one click away.

Screenshot Amy’s Saved Meals sheet

A raw iPhone capture of Amy's Saved Meals sheet in Moonjar, with a clean 9:41 status bar.

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03 · STYLE

Finished screenshots from one sentence.

Turn a capture into a finished screenshot by asking for it in plain English. Backgrounds, finishes and devices already work together, so meadow motion, film grain or dither just lands.

You, to Claude CodeUse Moonjar to make all the help center assets for Ellie’s Today screen.

Ellie’s Today screen on an iPhone over a blurred meadow, with the Write the launch announcement task lifted forward — Your day

Ellie’s Home screen on an iPhone over a blurred meadow, with the Task list row lifted forward — From Home

Ellie’s Today screen on an iPhone over a blurred meadow, with the week strip from Monday 21 to Sunday 27 lifted forward — Switch days

Ellie’s Today screen on an iPhone over a blurred meadow, with the Add a task card lifted forward — Add a task

Ellie’s Today screen on an iPhone over a blurred meadow, with a glass loupe over the day total, 00:40 / 03:30 — Time totals

Ellie’s Today screen on an iPhone over a blurred meadow, with the completed Team standup task lifted forward — Mark done

Ellie’s New Task sheet on an iPhone over a blurred meadow, with the Today row lifted forward — New task

One request, a whole set

Ask once, get the whole set.

Tell your agent what you shipped and it comes back with the set: a hero, every device, a numbered step, a loupe on the detail. Each one is styled, filed in your library and kept with its own history.

Lift the one row that matters

The rest of the screen steps back and the row the image is about floats off the device with even margins and a soft shadow. It works on a single row, a whole sheet or a Mac window.

Lift the launch announcement row

An iPhone on a meadow photo with one Ellie task row lifted off the screen.

Lift the car service card

An Ellie for Mac window washed back on a meadow photo, with the Schedule the car service task card lifted off it.

Styled or Original, one click apart

Flip between the finished look and the capture it came from without leaving the page.

The Styled and Original switch set to Original, showing the plain iPhone capture of Ellie's Brain Dump behind a styled screenshot.

A glass loupe for the small stuff

For things too small to lift, like a flag, a chevron or a time chip, Moonjar sets a round glass loupe over the screen that shows them enlarged, with a refracting rim and a soft shadow.

Put a loupe on the Deep Work tag

An iPhone screenshot with a round glass loupe magnifying the Due Tomorrow flag on a task.

Arrows, steps and redactions

Numbered steps, arrows, outlines and labels, plus blur or pixelation for anything private, placed by your agent and drawn heavy enough to read in a help article. Redactions destroy what is under them.

Arrow from the laundry task to its block

More than one device in a shot

Put a phone beside a Mac, and Moonjar places them as one group, centered together.

Put the iPhone shot in front of the MacBook

A MacBook and an iPhone together on a meadow photo, both showing Ellie's calendar and tasks.

Looks for every kind of page

Photo backgrounds powered by Unsplash

Help-center heroes, tilted phones, iPads, browser windows, phones that dissolve into the dark, woodblock prints and painted irises. Every one of these was rendered by Moonjar.

See every look

Put it on the irises painting

Amy's Connect Amy settings on an iPhone rising from a woodblock print of Mount Fuji over a bay, with the card about connecting Amy to AI apps like Claude, ChatGPT and Codex lifted off the dimmed screen.

The Ellie website, headlined A better daily planner, in a light Safari window at ellieplanner.com floating on a soft mint and aqua iridescent blur.

A tilted iPhone showing Amy's You don't have to type everything screen, where a photo of sushi is matched to 390 calories, over a motion-blurred lavender field.

Ellie's Repeat task picker on an iPhone set over a painting of blue irises on a cream ground, with the Every weekday (Mon - Fri) option lifted off the dimmed screen.

Ellie on a silver iPad Pro in landscape showing the Brain Dump and a week of tasks, with an iPhone showing the same Brain Dump rising in front of it, over a hazy photo of grey-green hills.

An iPhone showing Ellie's Wednesday timeline with orange, blue and green time blocks, its lower half dissolving into a dark indigo and violet gradient.

Ellie's task details on an iPhone over an aerial photo of turquoise surf breaking on sand, with the Subtasks checklist lifted off the dimmed screen.

Amy's Cat Badges screen on an iPhone over soft leaf shadows on a pale wall, showing four illustrated cat badges earned for daily streaks.

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04 · RECORD AND CUT

Edit a recording by texting.

Shape the cut by talking to your agent, with a timeline that shows exactly what changed. When it’s right, render it and export an mp4.

Beats

A cut you can read in beats

A cut is laid out as named beats sized by how long they last, like “Open Filter” or “Show only Family”. Sweep the mouse across them to scrub the preview.

Split the label filter cut into beats

An Ellie for Mac recording cut in Moonjar with a beats timeline underneath: Open Filter, Every label has its colour, Show only Family, Add Errands and Clear the filter.

The start of a cut's beats timeline: the play button and timecode above the Open Filter, Every label has its colour and Show only Family beats.

Focus on one beat

Click a beat and the playhead jumps there while the rest dims, so you can point your agent at one moment by its name. The preview follows the zoom the cut already has.

Zoom in on the label list in Show only Family

A cut focused on its Show only Family beat, with the preview zoomed in on Ellie’s label filter menu.

A cursor you can write

Moonjar records a clean screen and logs the pointer on its own, so the cursor in your cut can be smoothed, resized, hidden, moved or added where the take missed it.

Bring the cursor in from the side

Every track when you want it

Expand the timeline to see clips, zooms, highlights, captions and markers on one axis, with the beats lined up above them. It fits the pane until you zoom.

Start Z1 at 1.4 seconds

The expanded timeline of a cut: beats along the top, then Clips C1 to C5, two Zooms, and the Highlights, Captions and Markers tracks, with a note that the tracks are agent-controlled.

An expanded timeline fitted to a narrow pane: five beats over clips C1 to C5 and zooms Z1 and Z2, the Highlights, Captions and Markers tracks, and the agent-controlled note below.

Taps you can see

Taps and swipes from a simulator recording show up as the same whitish grey touch disc iOS draws, measured off AssistiveTouch rather than guessed.

Record dragging a task onto the Timebox

Zooms and lifts in motion

The same lift you use in a still works in a cut, and push-ins move toward the thing that matters, so a share sheet can zoom in and raise the one app you tap.

Lift the Amy app in the share sheet

An Amy recording cut zoomed into the iOS share sheet, with the Amy app raised above the others.

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05 · TIME MACHINE

Every version, one scrub away.

Every screenshot and recording keeps every version, stacked in depth. Hover to fly back through them, see who changed what, and restore any one. Restoring adds a version, so nothing after it is lost.

Flip back through every version

Open Time Machine on any screenshot or recording and its versions stack up in depth, newest in front. Hover or press the arrow keys to fly back through them, then restore the one you want.

Who changed what

Each version names the agent that made it and what changed, read straight from the documents themselves.

Nothing is lost

Restoring an older version adds it on top, so the versions after it stay. Agents read the history too, so they don’t redo work you already corrected.

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06 · ORGANIZE AND FIND

A library your agent keeps in order.

One library for every product, browsed as a gallery. Tell your agent where things belong and it names, tags and files everything.

One library

Everything in one library

Every screenshot and recording lands in one library. Open a product’s folders, browse it all as a gallery grouped by day and never cropped, or search it in plain English.

A folder per product

Give each product a folder with its own icon, with sub-folders like Help Center and Changelog. Platform is a tag, so an iPhone shot and a Mac shot of the same feature live together.

Give Amy a Help Center and Changelog

Moonjar's sidebar with product folders for Ellie, Amy, Moonjar, Luna and Mogul, each with Help Center and Changelog, beside Ellie's Help Center open in the gallery.

Sort and filter

Sort by capture time, last edit or length, and show only screenshots or only recordings.

Screenshots and Recordings

Two sections, two kinds. A styled screenshot is still a screenshot and a cut is still a recording, so you never have to learn a file format.

The Screenshots section of Moonjar, with four Ellie for Mac screenshots from Sep 13 and an Amy screenshot from Sep 12.

The top of the Screenshots section: its count and two Ellie for Mac screenshots from Sep 13.

Duplicate, reveal, delete

Right-click anything to duplicate it, copy its path, reveal it in Finder or move it to the trash. A duplicate keeps where it came from and starts its own history.

Duplicate this before you change it

A right-click menu on a recording in the gallery with Duplicate, Copy path, Reveal in Finder and Delete.

Search everything

Press ⌘K to search screenshots, recordings, collections and your product knowledge in plain English. Results are grouped with matches in bold, and the search runs privately on your Mac.

Find everything about the Timebox

The ⌘K search palette with results for timebox: one screenshot and four recordings, with filter chips for each kind along the top.

Where everything came from

The ⓘ on any item shows what it was styled or cut from, where it is used, its size, dates, folder and tags, with duplicate, copy path, reveal and delete right there.

What was this styled from?

The info popover on an Ellie for Mac screenshot showing what it was styled from, its resolution, file size, dates, folder, tags and actions.

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07 · MAKE IT YOURS

Look around and make it yours.

Browse what Moonjar can make, choose how it moves and which icon it wears, or try it all on a sample library first.

Make a help-center shot with Timebox lifted

Inspiration

See it before you ask for it

Finished examples with the request behind each one, every background, and a plain-English glossary of words like lift, bleed and grain.

Motion and app icon

Choose how much Moonjar moves (Full, Calm or Still) and pick its Dock icon, from Ceramic to Starry Night to the full-jar paintings.

Moonjar’s Appearance settings with a Full, Calm, Still motion switch and the app icon list from Ceramic to Full Jar Dark.

Keyboard shortcuts

Press ⌘K to search your library. Use ⌘J to open Agents, then press it again to return to where you were.

Try it on a sample library

Demo mode opens a separate sample library, with sample agents at work on the Agents page and real version histories to flip through in Time Machine. Your own library stays untouched.

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