Release notes

Mendaco is now Tellshot — new name, new icon, and DMG distribution.

• Rebranded from Mendaco to Tellshot: new name, new icon, new app identity.
• Distribution switched to a DMG disk image, which installs reliably regardless of which browser you download with.
• Fixed: onboarding now resumes correctly after the “quit and reopen” step of granting Screen Recording permission.

Coming from Mendaco? Auto-update can't cross the rename — download the DMG once and drag Tellshot.app into Applications. Your templates and history carry over automatically, and macOS asks for Screen Recording permission once more.

First Tellshot-branded release.

• Replaced by 0.5.1 shortly after publishing, due to an onboarding bug found in QA.

Review documents: from single screenshots to a multi-page deliverable.

• Review documents: keep capturing, collect screenshots into one fix-request document, reorder and edit pages, and export as PDF or PowerPoint (.pptx).
• Screen-recording permission self-healing: clearer guidance when permission is denied, with a single path to re-request and open System Settings.
• Hands-on onboarding: a tutorial driven by actually pressing the shortcuts, plus a progress card inside the editor.
• Skipping onboarding no longer loses progress — resume any time from “How to Use…” in the menu.

First beta build, with auto-updates.

• Import images from a file or the clipboard and annotate them like any capture.
• Crop tool in the editor.
• Smoother two-step copy for apps that can't take image + text in one paste.
• Optional, anonymous crash reports (off in Settings any time).
• Automatic updates via Sparkle — this build was the first distributed through the update feed.

Earlier versions (0.1–0.2) were internal builds and were never distributed.