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The Snippet
Getting Started with SnapNote
Learn how to set up SnapNote and make your first snip. System Requirements Operating System: Windows 10 or later Installation Check your email for the download link after purchase Download the SnapNote ZIP file Unzip the file to your preferred location Double-click the SnapNote application to launch it Making Your First Snip Open the SnapNote desktop app Click the Snip button Select any area on your screen you'd like to capture Your snip will appear in the SnapNote window,
The SnapNote Team
Jan 131 min read
Troubleshooting
Common issues and how to resolve them. SnapNote runs completely offline, so most issues can be resolved by simply closing and reopening the app. Troubleshooting WSL Not Installed If you encounter errors related to WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux), you may need to install it first. To install WSL: Open PowerShell as an administrator (right-click → "Run as administrator") Run the following command: wsl --install Restart your computer when prompted After restarting, WSL wi
The SnapNote Team
Jan 131 min read
The Practical AI Security Checklist: How to Evaluate Any AI Vendor
Introduction: Vendor Risk Is Now AI Risk AI vendor selection used to be simple: features, price, integrations. Now it includes: data retention, training use, tool access, prompt injection defenses, and compliance controls. The biggest mistake organizations make is evaluating AI tools like normal SaaS tools—without asking AI-specific questions. This post gives you a practical checklist you can use in procurement, security review, or a quick vendor comparison. Quick Definitions
The SnapNote Team
Jan 44 min read
Architectures That Reduce Risk: On-Device, Private Cloud, and Hybrid AI
Introduction: Risk Drops When Data Stops Leaving Your Control By now in this series, two truths should be clear: Cloud AI tools create new data flows (prompts, logs, backups, sometimes training). The biggest risks happen when sensitive data is copied into systems you cannot fully control. The simplest way to reduce risk is not a new policy. It is an architectural choice: Keep sensitive data as close to your environment as possible. This article compares the main AI deploymen
The SnapNote Team
Jan 45 min read
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