Nameshot

Key facts: Nameshot launched on November 10, 2026. Take a screenshot the way you always do, with Shift-Command-3, 4 or 5, and Nameshot names it with human words: a file called Screenshot 2026-10-12 at 9.41.07 AM becomes FaceTime Call with Crew or Iceland Packing List. It runs on local Apple Intelligence, so your files never leave your Mac, and it works with no Wi-Fi. No account, no models to download, no API keys, no permissions to grant. It is in beta on TestFlight, coming to the Mac App Store.

Plans: $4.99 at launch, then $9.99, with a 7-day free trial. Automatic naming turns off without Pro when the trial ends.

Best for: Mac users whose desktop is a graveyard of Screenshot 2026 files. Who should skip it: anyone who names screenshots by hand already, or who is not on a Mac.

Pros

• Names every screenshot with human words, automatically
• Local Apple Intelligence: files never leave your Mac
• Works with no Wi-Fi, no account, no API keys
• Cheap: $4.99 at launch, then $9.99

Watch out for

• Mac only, in TestFlight beta
• No free tier: a 7-day free trial, then you pay
• Automatic naming turns off without Pro when the trial ends

Best for

Mac users whose desktop is a graveyard of Screenshot 2026 files. Who should skip it: anyone who names screenshots by hand already, or someone who is not on a Mac.

Pricing

$4.99 at launch, then $9.99, with a 7-day free trial.

FAQs

What is Nameshot? A Mac app that names your screenshots automatically: take one the usual way and it comes back with human words, like FaceTime Call with Crew.

How much does Nameshot cost? $4.99 at launch, then $9.99, with a 7-day free trial.

Does it upload my screenshots? No. It runs on local Apple Intelligence, so your files never leave your Mac, and it works with no Wi-Fi.

Where can I get it? It is in beta on TestFlight, coming to the Mac App Store.