Screenshot + for App Developer

I'm Ahmed, an indie iOS developer. I built Screenshot+ because I was tired of spending hours in Figma every time I needed to update my App Store screenshots. You know the drill. You finish building your app, you're excited to ship, and then you remember: screenshots. So you open Figma, hunt for device frames, align everything pixel by pixel, export in the right sizes, and repeat for every language you support. I wanted something simpler. Something that works on my iPhone. Something built for developers, not designers. So I built Screenshot+. What it does: Upload your screenshot, add text, pick a template, export. That's the core flow. But here's where it gets useful: Localization in one tap Translate your screenshots into 40+ App Store languages without re-editing each one. Create once, export for every market. The export follows Fastlane's folder structure so you can plug it directly into your automation. ASO keyword analysis The app extracts keywords from your screenshots and shows you what text you're using across your listing. Export as CSV and use it to optimize your App Store keywords. Works entirely on iPhone and iPad No Mac needed. No desktop app. Capture a screenshot in Simulator, share it directly to Screenshot+, and you're editing in seconds. Device frames that actually look good Pixel-perfect bezels for current iPhones and iPads. Your screenshots look professional without you touching a design tool. What's included: - Accurate device frames for iPhone and iPad - 8 gradient backgrounds designed for conversions - Customizable text overlays with multiple fonts - Multi-device layouts (show multiple screens side-by-side) - Export in exact App Store dimensions (6.9", 6.5") - Fastlane-compatible folder structure - Project bundles you can share or backup - Dark mode interface Why I built this: I kept delaying App Store updates because the screenshot process felt like a chore. I'd lose momentum switching from Xcode to Figma. I wanted to stay in the zone, finish the app, create the screenshots, and ship. Screenshot+ is the tool I wished existed. I'd love your feedback. What's missing? What would make this actually useful for your workflow? Thanks for checking it out.