Add ScreenHint to applications.json #862
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Project URL
https://screenhint.com
https://github.com/salemhilal/ScreenHint
Category
Productivity (or maybe Menubar)
Description
I added ScreenHint to the list of apps in
applications.json.ScreenHint is a tool for thinking visually. It allows you to create temporary floating screenshots which you can reference as you work, almost like having photographic memory. It's helpful for brainstorming, collaging, or keeping a reference close at hand as you work.
Why it should be included to
Awesome macOS open source applications(optional)I feel like ScreenHint has finally reached a decent level of maturity and is ready to be seen by more people. Plus, I've received a lot of help from people in the open-source macOS app world, and I feel like sharing my code in kind is the right idea.
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