About SNAP
SNAP started with a simple idea: capture anything on the web and be able to chat with it later. It has grown into something bigger — an intelligence layer that turns everything your teams capture into a shared memory, connects it into an Enterprise Knowledge Graph, and reasons across the whole of it to surface opportunities no single person could ever see.
The idea: make organizations intelligent — not just tasks
Most AI spending has gone into doing existing work a little faster: a quicker email, a shorter summary. The gains are incremental, and the returns show it. We think the real opportunity is different. When an organization can reason across everything it collectively knows, it starts to find moves no individual was even looking for — new positioning, a new product or patent direction, a stronger way to approach a grant.
The thing standing in the way has always been context. AI is only as smart as the context it's given, and in most companies that context is trapped in individual heads, private tabs, and buried drives. SNAP fixes that: it captures what your teams see and know and keeps it continuously analyzed and indexed, so the relevant context is always available the moment it's needed.
How SNAP works
- Capture anything — full pages, regions, posts, articles, PDFs, decks, receipts, error screens. Annotate with pen, highlighter, shapes, arrows, and text, and add quick text or voice notes (auto-transcribed).
- Build shared memory — everything is extracted, connected, and indexed into a searchable memory, organized by project and business context. This is the Context layer.
- Reason over your sources — ask questions and get grounded answers that cite the exact snaps and pages they came from. Choose Instant for quick lookups or Thinking for deeper reasoning.
- Run specialist agents — create a Project Agent for any topic (research, competitive intel, clinical, legal, product) with its own role, expertise, and guardrails. Agents are one feature of the platform, not the whole story.
- Generate Insights — analyst agents reason across all the SNAPs and files in your organization's projects to produce recommendations and ideas no one person holds the context to reach.
- Share & collaborate — private share links at
snap.silverberry.ai/s/…, posting to Slack, team projects, and first-class Organizations with roles and governance.
Who it's for
Individuals use SNAP as a smarter replacement for bookmarks, "read later" emails, and screenshot folders — a private library of papers, articles, threads, and PDFs you can actually chat with, for research, writing, learning, and bug reports.
Teams and enterprises use SNAP to stop losing hard-won knowledge to silos. Shared memory becomes an organizational asset, Insights surface new opportunities, and leadership keeps governance and control over how AI is used, what the company remembers, and where teams work.
Built for control
SNAP is designed as three layers: your models (self-hosted — your data and weights never leave your walls), your memory (the context layer — the model is rentable, your memory is not), and your tools (capture, chat, projects, and agents — where teams work). Every insight is grounded and cited, access follows your organization's roles, and the Knowledge Graph stays your asset.
Where it runs
SNAP is available today as a free Chrome extension, with a web app for chat, projects, and organizations. An iOS app is coming next, so you can SNAP straight from your phone. Everything you SNAP from any device lands in the same memory you can reason across on the web.
Why we built it
How many times have you emailed yourself a link to read later — and never did? How many great ideas, decisions, and lessons live in one person's head and disappear when they change roles? Knowledge that's isolated is knowledge that's lost.
SNAP brings it all together, so your organization finally knows what it knows — and can act on it.
Try it and let us know what you think. SNAP is built by Silverberry Group; we want real-world feedback from people doing real work with it.
If you sign up, ping us at [email protected] with the email you registered with, and we'll upgrade your account so you can skip the paywall for premium features.
Contact us
Questions, feedback, partnership ideas, enterprise rollout, press — we read every email.
[email protected]- Product feedback & support: tell us what worked, what didn't, what you wish it did.
- Pro & team billing: ask about Pro, team rollout, or invoices.
- Enterprise: talk through deployment, security, governance, and dedicated support.
- Press & partnerships: include "press" or "partnership" in the subject and we'll route it.
— Shayan Mashatian, Silverberry Group