Catch it.
Press ⌘⇧2 while Skitchlet is running and drag to capture an area. Or open, paste, or drop an existing image.
Your next screenshot is
⌘⇧2
one shortcut away.Make your
point.
A small Mac app for screenshots that say more. Capture a moment, mark what matters, and send it on.
Get Skitchlet for MacApple Silicon · macOS 14 or later
Weekend plans
Let's do this!Somewhere quiet.
Something good to eat.
SaturdayTake the scenic route
SundayA little secret spot
A little direction goes a long way.
Try a tool. A tiny browser demo of the idea.
Less explaining.
More showing.
For the “right here,” the “change this,” and the “look at that.” Skitchlet keeps the tools close and the workflow short.
The actual app. Native Swift + AppKit.No third-party dependencies.
Mark it.
Point with an arrow. Type directly on the image. Draw a shape, sketch a thought, pixelate a detail, or crop to the part that counts.
Send it.
Copy it. Save a PNG. Or pull the pink Drag me handle straight into Finder or an app that accepts image files.
Good to know.
What Mac do I need?
The current build is for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later.
Is it ready for a public release?
Version 0.2.0 is an early preview signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. The app and DMG include stapled notarization tickets.
Does capture need permission?
Yes. macOS requires Screen Recording permission for area capture. Skitchlet guides you to the right setting when permission is needed.
Can I edit my annotations later?
Annotations stay editable during the current session. PNG exports are flattened, so save or export before quitting. Cropping also flattens the image; Undo restores the editable version.
What's still to come?
Interactive zoom and pan, native project files, and more capture modes are not yet implemented. This version works with one image at a time.
A little app.
A clearer point.
Try the current local preview.
Download for Macv0.2.0 · Apple Silicon · macOS 14+
Preview · Developer ID signed · Apple notarized