TuckJoin Beta ↗

[01 / CAPTURE]

Capture it. Without fuss.

Capture it. Tuck it away.

Screenshots and recordings from one little pill.

v0.1 (BETA)
Join the free beta ↗

macOS only · Invitations will be sent when the beta is ready.

Capture·Screen, sound, camera

Interactive illustration · Try the controls.

>_ macOS only

[02 / THE IDEA]

Something to show.
Keep it simple.

Tuck keeps the everyday capture tools close, and the decisions small. A screenshot for the tiny detail. A recording for the thing that needs explaining.

A small workflow, start to finish

[03 / THE WORKFLOW]

Pick. Capture.
Carry on.

Two ways to get your point across.
Each with its own simple finish.

A picture says it.

Select → Capture → Saved + copied

  1. Choose an area, window, or your main screen.
  2. Take your screenshot.
  3. Find the PNG in Pictures and on your clipboard.

Prefer a shortcut? Tap Option three times for area capture. Optional Input Monitoring permission is required.

A little motion helps.

Choose → Record → Stop → Name + save

  1. Choose Display or Window, then any optional inputs.
  2. Press Record and confirm your source in the macOS picker.
  3. Stop from the notch or menu bar, then name and save your video.

System audio, microphone, and camera are optional. Enable the inputs your explanation needs.

[04 / INSIDE TUCK]

Only what
you need.

Your screen, sound, and camera.
One little pill, with options close by.

Current native app: recording and screenshot mode switch, Display selector, system audio, microphone, camera, options, and Record button.Current native app expanded options: Show cursor, 30 fps selector, Permissions, and Quit Capture.

From the current Mac build. Tuck is the working name; the app currently appears as Capture. Select an image to see it at full size.

Sound, when it helps.

Add system audio for the thing happening on screen. Turn on your mic when a few words make it clearer.

A face to the voice.

Enable the camera overlay and drag it where it belongs. Its position carries into the saved recording.

There. Then out of the way.

Start at the menu bar. Keep elapsed time and Stop near the notch while you record. Finish with a local file.

Tuck is in development. These controls reflect the current implementation; the beta will help us test the everyday details.

[05 / THE FREE BETA]

A little space
on your Mac?

Be among the first to try Tuck.
Join the free beta waitlist.

[06 / QUESTIONS]

A few good
questions.

Is the beta free?

Yes. Joining the waitlist and trying the beta are free. Pricing beyond the beta hasn’t been announced.

When will I get access?

No launch date has been announced. Leave your email and we’ll send an invitation when the beta is ready. Joining the waitlist doesn’t give you immediate access.

Is this for my Mac?

Tuck is a native Mac app. The current build requires macOS 15 or later. Broader hardware compatibility is still being tested.

What will you do with my email?

Use it to send your Tuck beta invitation and occasional beta updates, with your consent. No automatic welcome email. Every invitation includes an unsubscribe link. Read the privacy page for storage and provider details. Read the privacy page ↗