Bambu Bar
Monitor Bambu Lab printers from your Mac menu bar: print progress, the live camera, AMS filament, alerts and desktop widgets. Bambu Bar for macOS 26+.
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🖼️ Free open-source macOS screenshot & screen recording app — freeze-frame capture, 9 annotation tools, background beautify, OCR, and a Screen Studio-style recording editor with click-to-zoom. 100% on-device, no account.
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MacScreenShot is a native macOS menu-bar app for screenshots and screen recordings. It captures with ScreenCaptureKit and hands you a real editor — nine annotation tools, crop, rotate, background beautify, on-device OCR — while every edit lives in a sidecar file, so you can reopen a shot months later and still move that arrow.
Recordings get the same treatment. MacScreenShot logs your pointer and clicks next to the video instead of burning them in, and a Screen Studio-style editor turns the raw take into a polished clip — a camera that zooms where you click, a smooth synthetic cursor, backdrops, motion blur — that you can re-export any way you like, as often as you like.
It's the free, private alternative to paid capture tools like CleanShot X, Shottr and Screen Studio: pure SwiftUI, zero third-party dependencies, no telemetry, no account, and exactly one system permission.
[!NOTE] MacScreenShot was previously called WinterShot. Same app, same repository — updating keeps your captures, your settings and the Screen Recording permission.
The screen freezes the moment you press the hotkey. Crosshair guides follow the cursor and windows lift out of a dimmed backdrop — one click captures a window cleanly, even half-covered.
Arrow, rectangle, ellipse, line, freehand, text, numbered counters, highlighter and redaction — with colors, adjustable stroke, undo/redo and drag-to-move.
Annotations, crop, rotation and backdrop live in a .wshot.json sidecar next to the PNG. Every arrow stays editable, every crop and quarter turn reversible. Pixels are flattened only on export.
Record a display, a window or an area. Zoom, cursor, backdrop and masks are applied at export, so the raw take is never touched — and your edit is saved next to it.
Put a shot on a gradient with padding, rounded corners and a soft shadow — seven presets, live in the editor, ready for posts and docs.
Pull the text out of any capture with Apple Vision and copy it. Nothing is uploaded.
Float a capture above every window while you work. Or turn on Copy to clipboard automatically and every new shot is ready to paste the moment you take it.
Screenshots and recordings sit side by side in the main window and the notch panel. The library follows its folder — files added or removed in Finder show up on their own — and Delete All in the sidebar clears it in one go, after a confirmation.
Screen Recording — and that's it. No microphone, no accessibility, no analytics. One global hotkey, re-recordable, and optional Open at login.
Press the hotkey and the screen freezes. Hover a window to lift it out of the dimmed backdrop and click to capture it whole, or drag anywhere to take an area — a live size readout tracks the selection while you drag.
Each capture slides in as a thumbnail card at the edge of the screen. New captures stack upward.
Card size and how long it stays on screen are yours to set in Settings → Capture Preview.
Nine tools, a live canvas and a library sidebar. Nothing is baked into the image — the arrows, the counters, the crop, the rotation and the backdrop are all still yours the next time you open the file.
Flip on a backdrop and the same capture sits on a gradient with padding, rounded corners and a soft shadow.
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