Refreshed App Store screenshots. Minor stability improvements.

Clearer, plain-language descriptions of the hosting options in onboarding and Settings: free hosting on your own Mac, a server of your choice, or pay-as-you-go. Minor stability improvements.

The menu-bar icon is now crisp on Retina displays (previously it could look slightly blurry). Plus minor stability improvements.

Hosted transcription works again: transcribing a recording no longer fails with a "Not found" error. Copy Image in the menu bar copies the actual image instead of leaving the share link on the clipboard, and stopping a recording no longer freezes or force-quits the app.

Fixes a crash that could quit the app unexpectedly during background transcription. Screenshots no longer show a blank image in the post-capture alert or the annotate/edit editor. Buy Credits now opens the secure checkout with Apple Pay. The annotation editor opens large and resizable.

• Local sharing now works out of the box — take a screenshot and get a shareable link instantly, no setup. • Fixed Copy Link so it copies a real shareable web link, not the file's location on your Mac. • New: Report a Bug from onboarding, Settings, and the menu bar. • Runs on older Macs (macOS 13 Ventura and later).

Snap Shoot Share now supports macOS Ventura (13) and later, so older Macs (including 2017 models) can install and run it. Screenshots, recording, annotation, and sharing all work; a few newer-Mac features (such as using your iPhone as a camera) are noted in the app where unavailable.

Screenshots no longer take over the screen. The alert that appears after a screenshot now has an "Annotate or Edit" button, and clicking it opens the annotation editor in a large, resizable window.

Screenshots no longer take over the screen. The alert that appears after a screenshot now has an "Annotate or Edit" button, and clicking it opens the annotation editor in a large, resizable window.

What's new in 0.1.6: • Mark up screenshots the moment you take them — an optional editor opens with the marker and red already selected, and remembers your last tool and color. • Choose how big the editor opens: fill the screen with a margin, go full screen, or set a custom size. • A friendlier first run: pick how you share, whether to open at login (off by default), and whether to annotate after each screenshot. • New Settings reset options: preview the first-run defaults, then restore your own settings, or reset everything. • Smoother, more reliable sharing setup and various fixes.

Screenshots no longer take over the screen. The alert that appears after a screenshot now has an "Annotate or Edit" button, and clicking it opens the annotation editor in a large, resizable window.

Setting up link sharing now works the way macOS requires. Because of Mac security rules, the app cannot see helper programs installed elsewhere on your Mac, so it now walks you through two steps: it opens the download page in your browser, then asks you to choose the file you downloaded. Everything is explained in plain language, with the technical detail tucked behind a Technical details link.