BerryShot Documentation

How to Use Scrolling Capture

1. Press your capture shortcut (default: ⌘⇧2) to enter capture mode
2. Instead of drawing a region, click on the target window you want to capture
3. Click the Scroll Capture button on the toolbar (or press S)
4. BerryShot will automatically scroll through the content, capturing frames at each step
5. A progress indicator shows the current frame count and estimated completion
6. When complete, all frames are stitched into a single tall image

How to Set Up

1. Open Preferences / Settings (⌘ + ,) and switch to the AI Tab.
2. In the Provider dropdown, choose one of 5 providers:
   • Xiaomi Mimo — default provider, mimo-v2.5 model
   • OpenAI — GPT-4o, GPT-4 Turbo, etc.
   • OpenRouter — access to 100+ models via single API
   • Google Gemini — Gemini Pro, Gemini Flash
   • Anthropic Claude — Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Claude 3 Opus
3. Enter your API key safely. The API key is stored securely in your macOS Keychain.
4. Customize the Model name (e.g. mimo-v2.5, gpt-4o, claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620).
5. Set the Output Language: English, Vietnamese, or Japanese.
6. Click Save Key to store your credentials.

Step 1: Choose a Transcription Provider

Open Settings (⌘ + ,) → click the AI tab → scroll down to the Live Transcription section.

In the Provider dropdown, choose one of:

Step 2: Configure API Key & Model

Step 3: Set Language

In the Language dropdown, choose your preferred recognition language:

• Auto detect — let the provider detect language automatically
• 🇻🇳 Vietnamese — optimized for Vietnamese speech (recommended for Vietnamese meetings)
• 🇺🇸 English — optimized for English speech
• 🇯🇵 Japanese — optimized for Japanese speech

Step 4: Start Live Transcription

1. Press your capture shortcut (default: ⌘⇧2) or click Capture Region in the menu bar
2. Select the screen region you want to record
3. Click the Record button (red circle) on the toolbar — this starts both screen recording and live transcription simultaneously
4. A floating Live Meeting Notes window will appear at the bottom-right of your screen, showing real-time transcription
5. Speak into your microphone — your words appear labeled as "You"
6. System audio (e.g., other participants in a video call) appears labeled as "Other"

Step 5: Generate Meeting Minutes

1. While recording (or after stopping), click the "Generate Meeting Minutes" button in the Live Meeting Notes window
2. BerryShot sends the full transcript to your configured AI provider (from the Authentication section above)
3. The AI generates a structured Markdown document with:
   • Summary — brief overview of the meeting
   • Key Discussion Points — main topics covered
   • Decisions Made — agreed-upon outcomes
   • Action Items — next steps and responsibilities
4. The result appears in a floating AI window with streaming text — you can copy it with one click

Live Meeting Notes Window Features

History Features