Features

Every feature, in depth

One page per capability — what it does, how it works, and honestly where the macOS built-in tool or a competitor does it better.

Screen recording that starts and ends in the menubar

Record demos, bug repros, and tutorials from the menubar — with mic and system audio on separate switches and an editor waiting on the other side.

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Screenshots that file themselves into the right project

Rules that read the app and window title at capture time, so a screenshot from Xcode lands in your project folder instead of on the Desktop.

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A real timeline editor, attached to your screen recorder

Trim, split, grade, overlay, and mix — a full NLE that opens on the recording you just made, with no export-import round trip.

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Get the text out of a screenshot without retyping it

One right-click turns a screenshot of a stack trace into text on your clipboard, with the recognition running locally on your Mac.

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Mark up a screenshot without opening a second app

Arrows, lines, pen, highlighter, text, blur, crop, and numbered steps on any capture — then straight to the clipboard for the PR comment you were writing.

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Turn a raw window grab into something you can publish

Padding, corner radius, shadow, and a gradient or image behind the capture — the difference between a support ticket and a launch graphic.

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GIF for the issue tracker, PDF for the review

One click from recording to a GIF that autoplays in a GitHub issue, or from a batch of captures to a single PDF for review.

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Capture the whole page, not the part that fits

Scroll the page and SnapShelf stitches the frames into one tall image, so a long spec or thread arrives in one piece.

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Stop hunting for screenshots. Start shipping.

Every capture filed, annotated, recorded with cursor auto-zoom, and one right-click away from your Claude Code session. One-time $49, yours forever.

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