Pose

Moved one button, and now every screenshot is out of date? Build each shot as a short list of steps: click, type, press keys, pick a menu item, resize the window. Every shot starts from a fresh launch of your app, so shots never get in each other’s way. Then just hit Run.

Not sure what a button is called? Pick it from every label on the screen. Drag the window until the size is right, or draw the area you want over a picture of the screen. Pose uses your running app as the reference, so there’s no guessing.

Behind the visual editor is a Pose file with a simple syntax you can learn in ten minutes. It lives with your code, so you can version and review it like anything else. Before each run, Pose checks the whole file and points out every mistake with its line number.

Copy Pose’s instructions into your coding agent. It reads your source, finds the labels and launch arguments for each screen, and writes the Pose file for you. From then on, it’s an offline script that runs on its own.

Shoot in light mode, dark mode or both in one run. Get every Retina pixel, your display’s colors and transparent rounded window corners. Export PNG for the App Store, WebP for the web, or JPEG, with an optional background image and shadow.

Your shots show only the wallpaper, the menu bar and your app, without touching your real screen. Do Not Disturb keeps notifications out of the frame. Everything happens on your Mac: no upload, no AI model, nobody in between. It even works with the network off.