Visual capture, cloud workspace, and Founder
The first tagged product release connected browser annotations to local and cloud workspaces, AI-agent handoffs, sharing, plans, and privacy controls.
Element and area capture
Pin one or many DOM elements or freeform areas, write comments, capture screenshots, and copy a structured bundle from Chrome.
Local helper and agent hooks
A loopback helper stores screenshots and history, while installed session hooks keep supported coding agents ready to receive Pinar context.
Cloud workspace and sharing
Passwordless accounts, projects, nested collections, capture viewers, and unlisted session, project, and collection links arrived together.
Plans, AI, and storage
Free, Pro, and limited Founder access introduced cloud retention, storage quotas, AI summaries, subscriptions, and optional credit or storage packs.
Privacy and legal controls
Sensitive-field redaction, manual masks, versioned consent, and published service policies established the cloud safety boundary.