How capturing stacks work for bug reports for example Hey all. I've spent the last few weeks building PixNip, a native screenshot app for macOS, and I'm looking for a handful of people to beta test it before launch. (Planned launchdate is November 1st) The idea: one shortcut for everything. Press ⇧⌘1, then a letter: A for area, W window, S scrolling capture, T to copy text, R to record, K to start a stack. No menus, no ten shortcuts to remember. What it does: Instant paste. The moment you let go, the screenshot is on your clipboard. ⌘V into Slack, Mail, Notion, wherever. Stack mode. Take several shots in a row, annotate them all in one window, and export them as one image or a step-by-step PDF. Made for bug reports and how-tos. Auto-Redact. One click hides emails, phone numbers, card numbers and API keys before you share. It runs entirely on your Mac; nothing is uploaded. Scrolling capture, copy text from anything (OCR), Beautify for social posts, screen recording, and workflows plus a CLI if you're into automation. It's built in Swift, needs macOS 14 or later, and it's signed, notarized and updates itself. Site: https://pixnip.app What I'm asking: use it as your everyday screenshot tool for a week or two, then tell me what breaks, what's confusing and what's missing. There's a 3-minute feedback form I'll send you guys. Everyone of the chosen testers who send feedback gets a free PixNip Pro license at launch. Comment or DM me and I'll send you the beta link. Happy to answer anything about how it's built.   submitted by   /u/ClickLickBoom [link]   [comments]