Shot AI: Screenshot Explainer

Confused by something on your screen? Screenshot it and ask Sho. Shot AI turns any screenshot or photo into a clear explanation in seconds. An error code you have never seen. A bill with a charge that does not add up. A contract clause written to be skimmed. A form in a language you do not read. Point at it, and get a straight answer in plain words. No account. No sign-up. Just an answer. MEET SHO Sho is the small AI that reads your screen for you. Share a screenshot, or point your camera at a screen you cannot copy from, and Sho tells you what matters — what the thing is, why it is happening, and what to do next. WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR • Error messages and cryptic error codes • Bank statements, invoices and surprise charges • Contracts, terms and small print • Government forms and official letters • Screenshots in a language you do not read • Medical letters and test results • Settings screens you are afraid to change • Anything a friend forwarded you with "what does this mean?" HOW IT WORKS 1. Import a screenshot from your gallery, or take a photo 2. Sho reads the text on it, on your device 3. You get a short explanation, why it happened, and what to do Most answers take a couple of seconds. PRIVACY, STATED PLAINLY Your images never leave your phone. Text is read from them on-device, and only that text — never the picture — is sent for analysis. Nothing is stored, and there is no account to attach it to. • No account and no sign-up • Your screenshots stay on your device • Nothing runs in the background • No always-on screen access • Camera and photo permissions are asked for only when you use them, never at launch • No history is kept unless you ask for one WHAT IT COSTS Shot AI is free, with a daily allowance of explanations. The app shows a banner ad to cover the cost of running it. There is no subscription and nothing to buy. SPEAKS YOUR LANGUAGE English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic, with full right-to-left support. Shot AI is a screenshot explainer, an error message decoder, a bill reader and a small piece of help for the moment you are staring at your phone thinking "what does this actually mean?" Screenshot it. Ask Sho.