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Capture to order.
Keep anything you see.
One click on any page. Galta keeps where it came from, and sorts it when you ask.
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See it. Keep it.
On Pinterest, Cosmos, Behance, Dribbble or any page, rest on a picture and Galta's mark peeks out. One click, and it's yours, with its source.
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Your Collection, beside the canvas.
Everything you keep waits on the left. Pull it onto the canvas, as much as you like, as messily as you like.
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Sorted in one sentence.
“Sort these by mood.” Galta looks at every picture, groups them, and names each group.
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Words into shape.
Say what you want. Get the thing itself.
Not a reply about it: the picture, the page, the film, on your canvas, where you can see it.
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A rough sketch, made real.
Draw it however you can and say a line. Galta keeps your shape, holds a place for the result, and renders it there.
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Two ideas, one object.
Point at one picture and name the other. The ceramic shell and the jellyfish become one glass lamp.
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A web page that works.
Ask for a launch page and it's on the canvas, built from what's already there.
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Scroll it. Click it.
A real page, not a picture of one. Open it where it sits and use it.
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Then make it move.
Images and films come from your own provider account and land right beside what they were made from.
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Words into shape.
Now something hard: all of Hamlet.
Five acts, eight deaths, a murder to prove. One sentence for the whole picture, then one move at a time.
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One sentence. The whole case.
“Lay out Hamlet as a case: who killed the king, and how we know.” The people, who did what to whom, the evidence act by act, the verdict, the five acts.
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Circle one thing. Go deep.
Circle Ophelia, ask for her story, and get four storyboard frames, each captioned with its act.
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A poster.
For a modern production. One image, one word.
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A film.
The Ghost on the battlements, six seconds, beside his portrait.
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A page you can click.
A family tree of both houses. Click anyone for how they end, and a line of theirs.
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In every language.
“To be, or not to be” as Chinese, Japanese and Korean know it.
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Creativity at will.
You decide. Every road stays open.
Agents do the work; you make the call. Every version is kept, and any of them can be where you start again.
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Another ending, kept.
“What if he strikes at the prayer?” A different play, one death instead of eight. Time Machine keeps both endings, and you can move between them.
Capture to order.Words into shape.Creativity at will.
Galta is an AI canvas that lives in your browser. Keep anything you see on the web, point at it, say what you want, and it takes shape right there.
For Chrome and Dia, with a Mac app
What Galta is
In your browser
An extension for Chrome and Dia, with a Mac app. Open it beside any page or as a full tab.
Any agent
Talk in Galta, or work in Codex or Claude Code; either way the results land on your canvas.
Your own accounts
Images, video and sound come from your own generation services, which bill you directly. Your keys stay on your Mac.
Yours, on your Mac
Every canvas, version and conversation stays on this computer. It works offline, and without AI.
Every shot on this page is Galta's own interface, filmed in Chromium. The agent's steps were re-enacted for the camera; the pictures and films in them were made with Seedream and Seedance. Hamlet is Shakespeare's; the portraits are original.
Meet Galta.
It lives in your browser, keeps what you find, and makes what you ask for. There's no public download yet: write to us and tell us what you'd make with it.