THE solution for those who actually frame
As his co-editor notes in MacStories' review of Version 1.0, Federico Viticci's Apple Frames Shortcut does indeed overlap in functionality with Shareshot, technically, but - more importantly, from my perspective - the two stand together high above any other mockup creation solution (for any platform).
At first, I was disappointed when I tried to use Shareshot's initial release version. *Boy, this could sure use some keyboard shortcuts*, I thought, along with *there's no way this system of 'choosing' (not choosing) frame sizes isn't irritating every single user of this app*. I assumed - as I do with the vast majority of new software I try these days - that Shareshot's creators must not actually be using the app, that it wasn't actually supposed to be used, really, but was published, instead, for some economically-motivated reason I'd never understand.
Very shortly after, however, *the most* extraordinarily encouraging thing(s) happened: in the span of just a single season, *all* of the issues/"missing" features I was sure anyone using the app extensively would immediately encounter were addressed with solid, well-documented updates.(Tee ell dee are: it is very obvious that Marc and Mark use the app themselves, are very competent, and value customer feedback.)
As I write this using Version 1.2.1 at the tail end of 2024, Shareshot is perfect, built-for-me mockup application I have always dreamed of, assuming I'd never get anything close.
At first, I was disappointed when I tried to use Shareshot's initial release version. *Boy, this could sure use some keyboard shortcuts*, I thought, along with *there's no way this system of 'choosing' (not choosing) frame sizes isn't irritating every single user of this app*. I assumed - as I do with the vast majority of new software I try these days - that Shareshot's creators must not actually be using the app, that it wasn't actually supposed to be used, really, but was published, instead, for some economically-motivated reason I'd never understand.
Very shortly after, however, *the most* extraordinarily encouraging thing(s) happened: in the span of just a single season, *all* of the issues/"missing" features I was sure anyone using the app extensively would immediately encounter were addressed with solid, well-documented updates.(Tee ell dee are: it is very obvious that Marc and Mark use the app themselves, are very competent, and value customer feedback.)
As I write this using Version 1.2.1 at the tail end of 2024, Shareshot is perfect, built-for-me mockup application I have always dreamed of, assuming I'd never get anything close.
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Thanks NeoYokel! Glad we came through for you. We’re hard at work on lots of other features users are asking for too. We love making tools that people enjoy.
