FainLane
Paste screenshots over SSH.
Copy an image on your Mac. Press Ctrl+V to upload it and paste its path into your remote coding agent.
Coming soon
At launch: 14-day free trial. No credit card required.
Apple Silicon · macOS 15.7 or later
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Your terminal. Your coding agent.
Terminals
Ghostty
iTerm2
Terminal
Coding agents
Claude Code
CodexOpenCode
Pi
Works with all coding agents, including those shown above.
Connections
SSH · Mosh
Mac requirements
Apple Silicon · macOS 15.7 or later.
Intel Macs are not supported.
Getting started at launch
Download. Set up. Paste.
Download and open FainLane.
It lives in your Mac’s menu bar.
Grant permissions.
Follow the app’s setup prompts.
Start pasting.
Copy an image, focus your remote session, and press Ctrl+V.
No remote installation. No project setup. No host selection.

Allow Accessibility, automation for the terminals you use, and Clipboard access in FainLane’s setup prompts.
View full-size permissions screenshotPlanned pricing
$12 a year. One Mac.
At launch: includes the app and updates. Try it free for 14 days. No credit card required.
Coming soon
The subscription renews yearly. Cancel anytime. Access continues until your paid period ends.
A few things to know.
Does FainLane take screenshots?
Use your usual screenshot tool or copy an image. FainLane handles the paste.
Where do the images go?
To a private upload folder on your remote machine, outside your projects. FainLane uses the session you’re focused on.
Does it change my clipboard?
No. Your image stays on the clipboard, ready to paste elsewhere.
Does it send my prompt?
No. It inserts the image path. You choose when to submit.
Will my agent ask to read the image?
It may ask for permission because the image is outside your project.
Why does it need Mac permissions?
To detect the paste shortcut, identify your terminal session, and insert the image path. The app guides you through setup.
What happens after the trial?
At launch, a $12/year subscription will be required after the trial. The trial will not charge you automatically.