Moodbit · Save design inspiration to moodboards

Keep the good bits of the web: screenshots, images and links in project moodboards, marked up and ready for Claude Code or Codex.

Moodbit keeps the design inspiration behind your work in moodboards, one for each project. You find something good on a website, you keep it, and it lands in the project you're working on. Save a page and Moodbit keeps the link, the title and a screenshot of what you were looking at. Right-click to keep just an image, a link or a bit of text. Or annotate the page: draw a box, an arrow or a highlight, pin a comment to it, and save. Your marks stay marks, drawn over a clean screenshot, so you can still see what you saw. Open Moodbit to sort, favourite and write notes. When you're ready to build, Compile for AI turns a project into one package Claude Code or Codex can work from: your words exactly as you wrote them, the images, and where every mark sits. A few quieter things: · Ctrl+M starts annotating on any page (Control, even on a Mac). · Switch on the dock for a small Moodbit tab on the edge of every website. · Export a project as a PDF contact sheet, with your comments down the margin. · Download a backup any time. It's one ZIP with everything in it. Your collection stays on your computer. There's no Moodbit account and no Moodbit server. Moodbit is free for 7 days, then $7.99 a year. Whatever you've kept stays yours to open and export, subscribed or not.