FAQ

Screph links visual sources to markup, relationships, descriptions, and computer vision results. The saved data can be used when working with code or a separate automation script.

No. The project and script are saved separately, and Automation Runtime is run as a separate command after checking the target and input method.

No. The mask, outline, detection, or other result is first shown separately. A supported change to the underlying markup is applied only after user confirmation.

General and GUI Automation support core processes. Industrial and UAV are available as experimental modes without complete production control and export.

To work locally with sources, markup, projects and local computer vision, you do not need an account. It is used for profile, support and available server operations.

Text, audio, images, or context are sent when the user selects a cloud operation, submits support, or submits diagnostics. Checking for updates and loading models transfers the usual technical network request data, but not the project and frames.

Core local processes run without the cloud. Local speech and LLM require models installed and a local service running. Cloud functions, updates and model downloads require a network.

No, it is not required for the main program. NVIDIA-supported CUDA can speed up individual methods with models if the environment and model are configured appropriately.

In the directory selected when saving. The project can reference images and results next to it, so you need to copy the entire project directory to transfer.

The Voice2Text features have been implemented, but a tested build has not yet been released for public distribution.

No. There are currently no published rates or a working purchasing process on the site. The presence of a balance in your profile does not mean the availability of replenishment.

The readiness of modes, components and downloads is collected on the product status page.