Menus, tooltips, and animation frames stop at the moment you press the shortcut.
See one edge. Capture the whole window.
Press the shortcut and every display freezes. Click any window—even one buried behind the others—and get the complete capture. Menus, tooltips, and video frames wait for you too.
No desktop cleanup. One visible corner is enough.
Leave the front window where it is. Trigger Mio, click the exposed part behind it, and the complete covered window lands on your clipboard.
Get the shot, then get back to work.
If a corner is visible, you can select it and capture the whole window without rearranging your desktop.
Add arrows, text, or mosaic before the image reaches your clipboard—or capture directly in one step.
No subscription, account, or cloud. Your screenshots stay on your Mac.
First launch currently takes one extra step
This build is not yet Apple-notarized, so you must choose Open Anyway once in Privacy & Security. When launch revenue covers the developer fee, every buyer gets the first notarized build at no extra cost.
Four practical questions.
What if I change Macs or reinstall?
The download page stays available. Keep your receipt; if you lose the link, send me the order details and I will help.
Will this turn into a subscription?
No. This purchase is perpetual, and I will not turn the version you bought into a subscription.
What if I cannot install it?
Follow the install guide. If Mio still will not install on a supported Mac, or its core capture flow fails, I will refund you.
How is this different from the free build?
The open-source build stays at 2.0.1 for self-build. The paid edition is a ready DMG with commercial updates and the first notarized upgrade included.
I build Mio independently. The app makes no network requests or uploads, and the free 2.0.1 source remains public for inspection.