Snap is a floating dock for Cursor and Claude Code. Watch productivity reels, take screenshots, speech to text, generate and optimize prompts, copy console errors, visual editing, preview web, and custom action buttons.
Interesting choice going with Groq for prompt optimization. Do you have a fallback if Groq goes down or are you fully dependent on it? Also curious how the speech-to-text plugs into the Cursor workflow in practice.
I get the alt-tab pain point, but how does visual editing actually work inside the dock? Do you edit live and it pushes to Cursor, or is it more of a preview before sending?
Having console error copy built right into the dock is the kind of detail that shows you actually built this while using it yourself. Clean. What's your stack for the floating dock rendering across platforms?
Wow, Snap looks incredible! The speech-to-text feature in Cursor is a game changer. Im curious, can the custom action buttons be linked to external scripts or APIs?
Floating dock for AI coding tools is clever. Screenshot + console error copy should've been native features already. Curious how the visual editing integrates with Cursor. Nice build.
it would be really cool to do this for iOS Apps using the simulator while we build through xCode.
I was looking for something like this from a long time.
you read my mind.
Floating dock that sticks across workspaces solves the alt-tab loop better than pinning apps to the taskbar. Snap keeping everything in one surface means fewer context switches mid-debug.
About Snap on Product Hunt
“The floating dock for developers”
Snap launched on Product Hunt on February 8th, 2026 and earned 171 upvotes and 13 comments, placing #5 on the daily leaderboard. Snap is a floating dock for Cursor and Claude Code. Watch productivity reels, take screenshots, speech to text, generate and optimize prompts, copy console errors, visual editing, preview web, and custom action buttons.
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