Keep the changes that matter. Screen extraction now pays attention to text changes and filters brief blank transitions, making recorded flows easier to follow. Choose Overview for a shorter summary, Flow for the main steps, or Detailed Flow for more of the changes between them. To study motion, switch to Animation for a storyboard or step through every source frame in manageable pages. Large breakdowns use less memory. Full-resolution images stay on disk and the canvas loads detail as you need it. Your saved images and PNG exports keep their original quality. Also in this release: - More reliable switching between flow and animation views, with notes kept on the right screens. - Safer cancellation when opening another recording or starting over. - Faster saving of images that have already been captured.

See the flow move. Open the recording beside your canvas (⌥⌘V, or Play on a selected screen) and the two stay in step: pick a screen and the video jumps to that exact moment; play the video and the screen it came from lights up on the board. Step a frame at a time to find the cut you wanted, or change the speed — it is the real recording, with your voice on it. Also in this release: - Start Over now lives in the title menu whether or not your breakdown is saved.

Study animations frame by frame. A new cut, Every frame, keeps every sampled frame of your recording — so the transition you admired becomes a row of stills instead of a start and an end. Every cut in the list now says what it is for, too.

Tell Benoit what to fix, from inside the app: Help ▸ Send Feedback (also in the ⌘K actions) sends your message with an optional screenshot of the app's window, files you attach, and a way to reply if you leave one. Nothing is sent until you hit Send. Also in this release: - Clicking screens in the grid now builds up your selection; click a screen again to drop it. ⇧-click still selects a range. - The document menu shows the app version, so bug reports can say exactly which build.

Flow Breakdown needs no account and no network connection. To test the main flow: 1. Launch the app and choose Samples in the tutorial pager. 2. Hover over a sample to preview it. Click the sample thumbnail or Try to import it. 3. Wait for extraction to finish. The app will show the distinct screens in a grid. 4. Select screens and click Open in Canvas. 5. Use the annotation tools to add text, arrows, highlights, or redactions. 6. Use Copy to Figma to copy the result as editable layers. To test saving: 1. Drop any .mov or .mp4 screen recording onto the app. 2. Choose a folder when prompted. 3. The saved breakdown appears under Recent and File → Open Recent…. Privacy: Screen detection, transcription, key points, feelings, and tap detection run on-device. No account is required and the app does not upload recordings or collect analytics. Automatic voice notes require macOS 26 and supported speech recognition. Key points and feeling suggestions require Apple Intelligence. The rest of the workflow works without those features.