Melt: Menu bar tray for screenshots that clean up after themselves

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Rafał, the developer of Melt. I'm an indie developer from Poland. The problem: I take a lot of screenshots and short screen recordings. I use most of them once, paste them into a chat or a ticket, and never open them again. They pile up on the Desktop until I clean up the whole thing in one go and sometimes trash something I needed. What Melt does: - New screenshots and recordings show up in a tray in the menu bar as you take them - Drag the original file into Slack, Mail, Notes or Finder, or copy, share or reveal it - Pin the ones you want to keep - Optional automatic cleanup moves old, unpinned captures to the system Trash after 1, 7 or 30 days. It's off until you turn it on, and nothing is deleted permanently. Some things I was careful about: - It's fully local. No account, no network access, no analytics. - It never copies your files into a library. The tray only shows the files already in your capture folder. - Before moving anything to Trash, it checks that the file is still the same one it indexed. It's a native Swift 6 app for macOS 15 and later, with Liquid Glass on macOS 26. The launch price is $2.99 until November 8 (normally $4.99), a single purchase with no subscription: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple... My question for you: how long do you keep screenshots before they're useless? I picked 1, 7 and 30 days for cleanup and I'd like to know if those match how you work.