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Sowiks

Your Mac takes the screenshot. Sowiks does the rest.

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Sowiks is a Mac screenshot app for designers, marketers, developers, and support teams. Capture with your normal macOS shortcuts, then annotate with 13 built-in tools — arrows, blur, text, shapes, spotlight — and share a link instead of a file. Every capture gets an instant, expiring, password-protectable link. Sowiks also does scrolling and full-screen capture, OCR text extraction, video and GIF recording with camera and mic, screenshot collections (up to 10 shots behind one link), cloud sync across devices, and automatic compression. Free tier covers window capture and the full editor forever; a 7-day trial unlocks everything, and Solo is a $19.99 one-time purchase for the rest.

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Features

  • 13 annotation tools — arrows, blur, text, shapes, spotlight, and more
  • Instant shareable link for every capture, no file attachments
  • Scrolling capture and full-screen capture
  • Video and GIF recording with camera and mic overlay
  • OCR text extraction from screenshots
  • Screenshot collections — up to 10 shots behind one link
  • Cloud sync and storage across devices
  • Link expiration and password protection
  • Automatic compression

Use Cases

  • Designers sharing pixel feedback with annotations that stay attached to the shot, not lost in a chat thread
  • Support teams answering "what do you see?" with one link the customer opens instantly, no login
  • Developers dropping reproducible bug reports into Jira or Slack with full-resolution links that never expire unexpectedly
  • Marketers and teams building instructions, onboarding docs, or reports from a collection of screenshots

Comments

Hey Fazier! We built Sowiks because our team kept sending screenshots as file attachments that got buried, downscaled, or lost their context by the time someone opened them. The idea is simple: capture with your normal macOS shortcuts, annotate right after, and share a link instead of a file — the link stays editable, can expire or be password-protected, and works for images, GIFs, and screen recordings alike. Would love feedback on the sharing flow especially, and happy to answer anything about the Mac side.

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Hey Fazier! We built Sowiks because our team kept sending screenshots as file attachments that got buried, downscaled, or lost their context by the time someone opened them. The idea is simple: capture with your normal macOS shortcuts, annotate right after, and share a link instead of a file — the link stays editable, can expire or be password-protected, and works for images, GIFs, and screen recordings alike. Would love feedback on the sharing flow especially, and happy to answer anything about the Mac side.

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