Indie dev launches Nameshot, a Mac app that renames screenshots on-device with Apple Intelligence
film_girl · x · 2026-11-11
Developer warpling released his first Mac app, Nameshot, which fixes messy screenshot names entirely on-device using Apple Intelligence — turning "Screenshot 2026-10-12 at 9.41.07 AM" into names like "FaceTime Call with Crew" or "Passive-Aggressive Roommate Note".
- Fully local: files never leave the Mac, works offline, no account, no model downloads, no API keys, no permissions
- One-click "Tidy Up" renames whole folders (like a messy Desktop), and every rename is undoable
- Correct a wrong name once and the app adapts to your naming style
Open beta on TestFlight now, coming soon to the Mac App Store; first desktop tidy-up is free.
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