CleanShot vs ScreenMark

Clean your photo library in seconds. CleanShot is a simple, fast way to free up space by finding and deleting screenshots you no longer need. No complicated menus, no subscriptions — just a tool that works. Why CleanShot? • Instantly scan your photo library • Quickly find screenshots • Select and delete in seconds • Clean, simple interface • Built for speed and ease of use How it works: 1.Scan your library 2.Review screenshots 3.Tap to delete 4.Free up space instantly CleanShot is designed to do one thing well: help you clean up your photos quickly without the hassle. More features are coming soon.

ScreenMark Remote turns your iPhone/Ipad into a wireless controller for ScreenMark on your Mac — ideal for presentations, lectures, demos and online meetings. Connect over your local network and run the show from anywhere in the room: • Trackpad — move the Mac cursor with a smooth, responsive trackpad; tap to click and two-finger scroll. • Air mouse — point and steer the cursor just by moving your phone, using the gyroscope. • Annotation tools — switch between pen, arrow, rectangle, ellipse and eraser and change colors without touching your Mac. • Highlight & spotlight — toggle the highlighter and flashlight to focus your audience's attention. • Zoom & freeze — zoom into part of the screen, or freeze it while you talk. • Draw mode — draw straight onto your Mac screen from your phone, then undo or clear. ScreenMark Remote is a companion app. It requires the ScreenMark app running on your Mac, and the remote-control features are unlocked with ScreenMark Pro. Your iPhone and Mac connect directly to each other over the local network — nothing is sent to any server and no account is required. Requirements • ScreenMark MacOS Application — free to install: apps.apple.com/app/id6763122210 • ScreenMark Pro — unlocks remote control • iPhone and Mac on the same Wi-Fi network (nearby Bluetooth also works) ScreenMark Remote is a companion app. It controls the ScreenMark app running on your computer and isn't functional on its own.