Free Chrome Extension · Local by Default · No Account Required

Save screenshots,
links & code. Send to ChatGPT
or Claude.

CacheTray saves everything you copy while you browse — screenshots, links, code snippets, text. Select what you need and send it straight to Claude or ChatGPT in one click. No file picker. No manual upload. No hunting through folders.

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Works with Claude & ChatGPT
Opens as a side panel
Local by default · optional phone sync
LINK saved
CacheTray
capturing
📁 prompt kit WORKSPACE
prompt kit
claude
research
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all 0
links
code
images
text
0 items selected
Send to Claude →
Who it's for

Anyone who uses
AI while browsing.

If you regularly copy things from the web to send to an AI chat, CacheTray saves you the repetitive steps.

01
👨‍💻
Developers who use AI for debugging
Copy the error message, grab a screenshot of the broken UI, save the relevant code snippet — then send all of it to Claude or ChatGPT together when asking for help.
⌨️ code snippets 🔗 docs links 📝 error logs
02
🔬
Researchers & students
While reading across multiple tabs, save quotes, charts, and source links as you go. Then move what you need into NotebookLM or an AI chat without hunting back through all those tabs.
🔗 source links 🖼️ charts 📝 quotes
03
🎨
Designers giving AI visual context
Save screenshots of UI states, save Figma links, save reference images — then send them all at once to Claude or ChatGPT when asking for feedback or copy suggestions.
🖼️ UI screenshots 🔗 Figma links 📝 feedback notes
04
💼
Anyone juggling multiple tasks or clients
Keep each task or client in its own workspace. Save screenshots, notes, and links as you go, then have everything ready when you need to ask AI for a draft or summary.
✅ task lists 🗂️ workspaces 📤 quick sharing
🌐
In short
Stop saving files just to upload them. Copy things normally, find them in one place, and send them to AI in one click.
Add to Chrome — Free
Core features

Four things
CacheTray does well.

Each one removes a specific friction point in AI workflows.

01 — Auto-capture
Everything you copy is saved automatically.

Copy anything in Chrome — a link, a code snippet, a screenshot — and CacheTray saves it instantly in the background. No extra clicks, no saving to your desktop.

Press Ctrl+C on any text, link, code, or screenshot
A small notification confirms it was saved
Open the side panel with Ctrl+Shift+Y
Your item is there, sorted by type, ready to use
CacheTray · prompt kit
Ctrl+Shift+Y
🔗
LINK
github.com/vercel/next.js
2m ago
⌨️
CODE
const data = await res.json()
5m ago
🔗 Link captured
02 — Content types
Screenshots, links, code and notes — all saved.

CacheTray recognises what you copy and labels it automatically. A screenshot lands as an image with a thumbnail. A URL becomes a clickable link. Code is tagged and shown in a code preview. Everything else saves as a note.

Copy or right-click any image — saved with thumbnail preview
Copy any URL — saved as a clickable link with site name
Copy a code block — tagged and shown in a code preview
Copy any other text — saved as a note
CacheTray
4 items · auto-sorted
🖼️
IMAGE
error-screenshot.png · 342 KB
1m ago
🔗
LINK
docs.stripe.com/api/errors
3m ago
⌨️
CODE
const data = await res.json()
5m ago
📝
NOTE
"Compare these two layouts..."
8m ago
03 — Multi-select
Select multiple items together.

Click the circle on any item to select it. Select as many as you want across any type — image, code, link, note. An action bar slides up so you can act on them all at once.

Tap the checkbox on any item to select it
Select as many items as you need across any type
Click "Send to Claude" or "Send to ChatGPT"
All selected items land in the AI chat input at once
CacheTray · prompt kit
select & bundle
◎ all 3
🖼️
IMG
error-screenshot.png
⌨️
CODE
const res = await fetch(...)
🔗
LINK
docs.stripe.com/api/errors
Send to Claude
Send to ChatGPT
2 items inserted into Claude
04 — Send to AI
Send selected context to ChatGPT or Claude.

Select what you need from your tray and click "Send to Claude" or "Send to ChatGPT". Everything goes straight into the AI chat input — images, links, code, notes — no file picker, no manual upload, no hunting through folders.

Select the items you want to send
Click "Send to Claude" or "Send to ChatGPT"
CacheTray opens the AI tab and delivers everything
Your prompt is ready — just hit send
CacheTray
2 selected
🖼️
IMG
ui-bug-screenshot.png
📝
TEXT
Fix the layout spacing issue
Send → ChatGPT
→ Claude
injecting into ChatGPT
ChatGPT · New chat
🖼️ ui-bug-screenshot.png
Fix the layout spacing issue
✓ Context injected — ready
↑ Send
What it saves

Five types of content,
all automatically sorted.

CacheTray detects what you copied and puts it in the right category so you can filter and find it quickly.

🔗 Links
URLs & Links
Any URL you copy is saved as a clickable link with the site name shown. Useful for keeping docs, references, and resource pages close by.
notion.so › Meeting Notes
https://notion.so/workspace/Meeting-Notes-a1b2...
↳ just now · click to open
⌨️ Code
Code Snippets & Error Messages
Code is auto-detected — JavaScript, Python, Bash, SQL, stack traces, terminal output. It gets a code block preview and a one-click copy button.
const res = await fetch(url)
const data = await res.json()
↳ js · 2 mins ago
🖼️ Images
Screenshots & Images
Copy or right-click any image on a webpage to save it. You get a thumbnail preview. Click to expand, then copy or download it. Images are auto-compressed to save space.
screenshot-2024.png 342 KB · just now
✅ Tasks
Tasks with Checkboxes
Create quick to-do items directly in CacheTray. Tap the circle to mark them done. Good for follow-up actions while you're in the middle of a session.
✓
Review PR #42
Deploy to staging
📝 Notes & Text
Plain Text & Notes
Any text you copy that isn't a URL or code is saved as a note. You can also type notes directly into CacheTray using the input bar at the bottom of the panel.
"Ask Claude to compare these UI states and suggest the smallest product copy change..."
↳ 12 mins ago · click to expand
Also included

Everything else
included free.

No account required, no configuration needed.

🔎
Search
Type to search. Partial words work. Toggle to search across all workspaces at once.
⭐
Favourites
Star any item to keep it permanently. Starred items skip the 3-day auto-cleanup.
🗂️
Workspaces
Create separate tabs for each project, session, or topic. Switch between them instantly.
↩️
Undo delete
Delete something by accident? Click Undo within 4 seconds to restore it before it's gone.
🕐
Auto-delete after 3 days
Items clear out after 3 days so the tray stays clean. Starred items are exempt.
🖼️
Image preview
Click any image to expand it and see the full preview. Copy it or download it without leaving the panel.
⌨️
Keyboard shortcut
Press Ctrl+Shift+Y (or Cmd+Shift+Y on Mac) to open CacheTray from any tab instantly.
~80ms
Time to save after you press Ctrl+C
5
Content types: text, links, code, images, tasks
0
Uploads during local-only use
Get started

Try it free —
takes 30 seconds to install.

Install the extension, copy something from any webpage, and open CacheTray. That's it — no setup, no account, no configuration needed.

Add to Chrome — Free
No account required · Local by default · Optional phone sync
CacheTray on your phone

Your clips, wherever you need them.

Open CacheTray on your phone, install it on your home screen, then scan the QR code in your extension to pair. Text, links, code and tasks sync automatically; send selected images when you need them.

Get the phone app

Open this page on your phone and choose Get the phone app. Its Install app button guides you through adding CacheTray to your home screen.

Free

5 image sends per rolling 24 hours
Deleting images does not reset the send allowance
Newest 20 clips per category
1 paired phone per Mac

Pro · $4.99/month USD

50 images per phone
Newest 100 clips per category
2 paired phones per Mac

Upgrade through Go Pro in the Chrome extension. Applicable taxes may be added at checkout.

Both plans keep phone clips and transfers available for 24 hours. Delete a received image to free a slot. Your extension keeps its local tray separately.