Let your iPad help youvibe the screen.

Circle the detail. Write a note. Explain it in your own voice. Send your annotated screenshot back to your Mac or Windows clipboard.

iPad · Available nowiPhone · Coming soon

How it works

  1. 1Circle it

    Apple Pencil or a finger, right on a live screenshot of your Mac or PC.

  2. 2Write it

    Typed notes stay editable until you copy.

  3. 3Say it

    Tap where it belongs and talk. Speech recognition writes it down.

  4. 4Footer note

    One note per screenshot, added below the image, never over it.

  5. 5Paste it

    One tap sends it to your Mac or Windows clipboard.

A sales dashboard screenshot marked up in red: the Thursday bar is circled, a note says it is too loud, and a voice note asks for quieter Refund buttons.

Too loud. Match the teal.

0:06“Make Refund quieter”

Footer noteTone down Thursday, soften the Refund buttons, keep the route card as is.

One full round, from capture to paste.

What else it does.

Comark on iPad: a screenshot of Apple's iPhone page with a red circle drawn around the models.
  1. Capture from the iPad

    Tap Capture and your computer's current screen appears on the iPad.

  2. Edit until you copy

    Pen, highlighter, shapes, text and voice. Every mark stays editable until you copy.

  3. Copy to Mac

    The finished image goes straight to your computer's clipboard. Paste it into your editor, chat or AI agent.

Comark on iPad: screenshot history with three screenshots selected for batch copy.
  1. Batch select & copy

    Pick several screenshots from history and copy them all in one tap.

  2. Reconnects on its own

    Your paired computer is remembered. After sleep or time offline, Comark reconnects once you are back on the same network.

Get Comark and your companion.

Comark for iPad

Available now on the App Store. Pair it with the free desktop companion below.

Download for iPadiPhone · Coming soon

Comark for Mac

macOS 14+ · Apple silicon & Intel

Captures your Mac screen and receives annotated images from iPad.

Download for Mac

v1.0 · ZIP

Signed with Apple Developer ID. Apple notarization is pending; macOS may block this preview from opening. How to open it →

Comark for Windows

Windows 10/11 · MSI installer · No admin or Python needed

Comark on iPad finds this PC on the same Wi-Fi, pairs with a 6-digit code, and sends annotated screenshots straight to the Windows clipboard.

Download for Windows

v1.0.2 · MSI · Release notes

Double-click the MSI to install for your user account, then open Comark from the Start menu. Run the self-check first and approve UAC if the firewall check fails. Not code-signed yet, so Windows may still ask you to confirm.

Both Mac and Windows companions require an iPad with Comark installed. They cannot be used on their own.

Comark for iPad is available on the App Store, with Apple speech recognition by default and Comark Pro subscriptions or a one-time purchase. The iPhone version is coming soon.

Or let your AI agent install it

Paste one command into your AI agent (Codex, Claude Code, etc.) or a terminal, and it downloads and installs the right companion for you.

Maccurl -fsSL https://comark.work/install.sh | sh
Windows (PowerShell)irm https://comark.work/install.ps1 | iex

macOS may ask for your password to install into Applications; on Windows the command installs the MSI and SmartScreen may confirm before first launch.

A few things to know.

Which mobile devices can I use?

Comark is available now for iPad on the App Store. Install it, then pair with a Mac or Windows companion. The iPhone version is coming soon. Desktop downloads alone do not provide the full workflow.

What is inside the downloads?

Mac: a ZIP containing ComarkMac.app. Windows 1.0.2: an MSI installer that installs Comark for your user account and adds it to the Start menu. Both are unsigned builds.

Do I need a GitHub account? Is the app open source?

No account needed to download. The public repo has only product info and release packages. All source code remains private.

Where do screenshots and voice recordings go?

Screenshots transfer over local network between paired devices. Voice dictation sends audio to your configured provider, which may require an account and charge fees.