Cool little mac application.

Originally Posted by .Nick Awesome. Any way you could make an option for it to delete the screenshot after it uploads?

Do we have to pay for the Pro version?

I see where this is going, heh.

Originally Posted by Garrett Do we have to pay for the Pro version?

You do.

Originally Posted by jon You do.

You should make it free, with say, 15 mb per ip (or account). Then maybe $15 to buy the pro version (For more space).

As most programs come with a free "trial", without loosing any features. I am not sure why I would have to pay to be able to delete my images...

Everyone at my office now uses this - 16 people, we always send over quick tad bits on quick fixes and so forth, so it's useful. But we can't have these private images to be viewed by anyone.

It's a great program. Hope to see more features in the free version.

Your images are sorted on the server privately. They are not shared with anyone else. You're given a uniquely generated url which you can use to share the image with whoever you wish. The images will be hosted on the server for a while and will be deleted if they're totally inactive after a period of time.

The main addition to the pro version is that you'll be able to set the software up so it uploads to your own web hosting account in a folder you specify. That way you can have total control over your images.

All this "15 mb per ip" stuff gets complicated.

Do you ever PLAN on creating a window's type version of this?

I'd pay for even a TRIAL of a windows version.. haha

Not currently. Sorry.

I would definitely buy this if it allowed us to host it on our own sever. Input your FTP remote path and login and pass in the app, and the screen shot is uploaded to our own destination.

Originally Posted by Jako I would definitely buy this if it allowed us to host it on our own sever. Input your FTP remote path and login and pass in the app, and the screen shot is uploaded to our own destination.

I would imagine all you'd have to do is upload a php file to your server which would accept the upload. Then you can hide the path that way.

Pretty much the handiest thing I've ever seen in my life.