ShotsGlow's answer

Windows indie developers, build-in-public founders and indie app makers who share screenshots constantly — product shots, launch posts, App/Play Store listings, docs — and want them to look designed without leaving Windows or uploading to a cloud tool. Also support/docs writers and anyone privacy-conscious who needs to redact sensitive info locally.

ShotsGlow's answer

The whole capture-to-share workflow in one native Windows app: capture, designed backdrops, annotation, crop-safe redaction, and AI background removal that runs 100% on-device — then export to 30 social & App-Store sizes. The AI never uploads your screenshot; it runs locally on your GPU. No other Windows tool bundles all of this natively, and it's a one-time $9 purchase, not a subscription. (Honest: the model, BiRefNet, is open — the work is the native Windows integration, not the model.)

ShotsGlow's answer

CleanShot X, Xnapper and Shottr are Mac-only — ShotsGlow is the native Windows answer. Versus the free tools (ShareX, Greenshot, Lightshot) it adds a real designed editor, on-device AI cutout and 30 export sizes with no learning curve. Versus Snagit it's $9 once instead of $39/year, and its AI background removal actually runs on Windows (Snagit's is Mac-only). Everything runs locally — nothing is uploaded. Honest note: it doesn't record the screen (yet).

ShotsGlow's answer

I'm a solo Windows dev. For years I watched Mac users get CleanShot X while Windows got the Snipping Tool and a $39/year Snagit subscription. I wanted a polished, native, buy-once tool that made screenshots look designed and removed backgrounds without uploading anything — so I built it, in public, under MXF Labs.

ShotsGlow's answer

A native Windows app. Capture uses Windows' native graphics-capture APIs. AI background removal uses the open BiRefNet model via ONNX Runtime, running on the GPU through DirectML with a CPU fallback — entirely on-device. Purchases run through Polar (Merchant of Record).