AI SNAP's $5-a-Month Enterprise Memory Aims to Capture the Screenshot That Never Became a File

A free Chrome extension for personal use has evolved into a self-hosted knowledge graph for teams, backed by a founder with a history of data-driven platforms.

About AI SNAP

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The average enterprise team's most valuable knowledge is never saved. It is a fleeting screenshot in a chat, a voice note over a slide, a circled annotation on a dashboard. AI SNAP, a product of Vancouver's Silverberry Group, is betting its entire wedge on capturing that ephemera and turning it into a searchable, corporate memory.

Founded in 2020, the company started with a free Chrome extension for consumers to save and chat with webpages [Chrome Web Store, September 2026]. The enterprise version, launched later, is priced at a starting point of $5 per user per month plus usage fees [silverberry.ai, September 2026]. The goal is not just another AI note-taker. It is an attempt to build the connective tissue between workplace tools and the tacit knowledge that flows between them.

The Wedge: From Personal Clipper to Corporate Cortex

AI SNAP's path to the enterprise is a classic bottom-up motion. The free extension allows users to capture full webpages, perform OCR, and ask questions about saved material in plain English [Chrome Web Store, September 2026]. The shared links live on a dedicated snap.silverberry.ai domain, creating a lightweight, shareable knowledge base.

The enterprise product, AI SNAP Enterprise, takes this further. It is positioned as an "AI Enterprise Memory" layer designed to capture information that typically never becomes a stored file [LinkedIn, July 2026]. The system reasons over this captured data with a selected AI model and integrates directly into tools like PowerPoint, Slack, Jira, Canva, and Monday [LinkedIn, July 2026]. For regulated or security-conscious clients, it offers a self-hosted deployment option to keep all memory inside the corporate perimeter [LinkedIn, July 2026].

The Founder's Serial Track Record

The bet is led by Shayan Mashatian, a serial entrepreneur listed as the Founder and CEO. The company's materials credit him with over 20 years of experience in designing and shipping data-driven software platforms [silverberry.ai/our-team, September 2026]. His background is a mosaic of ventures in health tech and AI, including a role as CEO of Silverberry Genomix and founder of Pingoo.AI [Markets Insider] [The Medtech Impact Podcast]. He also hosts podcasts exploring technology and AI's role in industry [Apple Podcasts].

The core technical team includes a senior data scientist with a decade of AI modeling experience and a senior frontend developer who also heads technology for Silverberry [silverberry.ai/our-team, September 2026]. This suggests a focus on both the underlying AI reasoning and the user experience required to make capture frictionless.

Metric Value
Free Chrome Extension 1 Product Launch
AI SNAP Enterprise 1 Product Launch
iOS App 0 Announced Future Launch

Traction and the Funding Question

Public traction metrics for AI SNAP specifically are not disclosed. The broader Silverberry Group, however, provides some context. The group claims to have secured over $8 million in funding across its portfolio of startups and to have executed a successful exit at 10x revenue [silverberry.dev, September 2026]. ZoomInfo estimates the parent company, Silverberry Group Inc., generates between $1 million and $5 million in revenue and employs 10-19 people [ZoomInfo.com, accessed 2026].

AI SNAP is also a member of the NVIDIA Inception Program, an accelerator for AI startups [CB Insights, March 2024]. This affiliation provides technical resources and credibility but is not an equity financing event. The absence of a named, priced funding round for AI SNAP itself is notable. The company's growth appears to be fueled by the broader studio's resources and the revenue from its initial SaaS pricing.

The Risks in a Crowded Field

The ambition is clear, but the space is congested. Every productivity suite is adding AI memory features. The company's answer rests on a few specific differentiators. Its starting price is aggressively low, which could drive adoption in cost-conscious teams. The ability to self-host models addresses a real enterprise concern about data sovereignty. Furthermore, features like voice-note capture and region-specific questioning of screenshots aim to capture context that pure text-based tools miss [snap.silverberry.ai, September 2026].

The primary competitive risk is not a lack of vision, but execution velocity and sales motion. Can a small team out-integrate and out-innovate the deep pockets of incumbents? The go-to-market strategy appears to rely on the organic, user-led adoption of the free tool seeding demand for the paid enterprise version. This model works until it requires a direct enterprise sales team to land large, complex deals.

What to Watch in the Next Twelve Months

The roadmap includes an iOS app, which would extend capture capabilities beyond the desktop browser [Chrome Web Store, September 2026]. The more critical milestone will be the announcement of named enterprise customers. Public references currently discuss integrations and capabilities, not deployments [LinkedIn, July 2026]. A flagship customer win would validate the enterprise product's market fit beyond the early adopter phase.

Given the founder's history and the studio model, the next logical step would be a dedicated funding round to accelerate sales and marketing. A seed or Series A round, likely in the single-digit millions, would signal investor belief in the enterprise memory thesis separate from the studio's other ventures. For now, the company is operating on the claimed $8 million-plus in studio funding and early revenue [silverberry.dev, September 2026]. The question for enterprise buyers is whether a $5-per-month starting price can build a durable, intelligent layer over their fragmented digital workplaces.

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