Sotto
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Shotomatic by Wooyeong Kim
Automates screenshots on Mac at intervals with keypress simulation, guide creation and website capture.
Indie alternative to:Snagit
Visit Shotomatic ↗About Shotomatic
Automates screenshots on Mac at intervals with keypress simulation, guide creation and website capture. Shotomatic is a mac & desktop app makers product built by indie maker Wooyeong Kim, launched in 2025.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2025
- Category
- Mac & Desktop App Makers
- Website
- shotomatic.com
Shotomatic revenue
Wooyeong Kim has publicly reported $15.8K all-time for Shotomatic. Revenue figures are self-reported and not independently verified by IndieMakerList. See the indie maker revenue leaderboard.
Shotomatic has a verified revenue page on TrustMRR, which reads revenue directly from the payment provider: See live revenue on TrustMRR ↗
Shotomatic FAQ
What is Shotomatic?
Shotomatic is a mac & desktop app makers product: Automates screenshots on Mac at intervals with keypress simulation, guide creation and website capture.
Who made Shotomatic?
Shotomatic was made by Wooyeong Kim, Seoul-based indie Mac developer of Shotomatic, hands-free screenshot automation. It launched in 2025.
Is Shotomatic still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Shotomatic is still active and run by Wooyeong Kim at shotomatic.com.
How much revenue does Shotomatic make?
Shotomatic has publicly reported $15.8K all-time. This figure is self-reported by the maker and not independently verified.
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