A screenshot utility for macOS.
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Requires macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon
Swift 6.3 · SwiftUI · ScreenCaptureKit · Offline · ~5 MB · EN / 中 / 日 / FR / DE
Press the hotkey. Every screen freezes on that exact frame in under 200 ms, and you take your time picking what you want — a window, a region, or a whole display. Window captures come out with transparent rounded corners. Region captures hand off to a built-in editor when you want one. Everything stays on your Mac.
Mio lives in the menu bar. No Dock icon. No login. No network.
- Built-in editor. Six tools, three thicknesses, seven preset colors, screen color picker.
- Window capture with transparent corners. No more wallpaper bleeding into the rounded edges.
- Three independent shortcuts. Quick window, advanced window (into editor), and full screen.
Capture
- Per-screen freeze in under 200 ms — pick from still images, not a moving target
- Window-aware hover; click for a clean cut, drag for a region
- Multi-display picker for full screen capture
Edit
- Rectangle, ellipse, arrow, brush, mosaic, text
- Vector text annotations stay editable until you confirm
- Mosaic granularity is fixed so redactions can't leak
- Pick any color from anywhere on your screen
Native
- Menu bar only, accessory app
- Strict Concurrency, no third-party SDKs
- Zero network access, zero analytics
Download Mio.app from Releases, drag it to Applications, and open it. Grant Screen Recording when prompted.
If macOS asks about an unidentified developer the first time, open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the prompt, and click Open Anyway.
Mio runs entirely on your Mac. Screenshots go to the clipboard and, if you opt in, to a folder you choose. Nothing leaves the device. There's no account, no telemetry, no analytics — the app does not open a network connection at all.
Developer · iSoldLeo · MeowLynxSea · Source · github.com/iSoldLeo/Mio · Issues · Report a bug · License · GPL-3.0
Build from source
git clone https://github.com/iSoldLeo/Mio.git
cd Mio
open Mio.xcodeprojRequires Xcode 26+. Select the Mio scheme and run.


