Updated August 17, 2026

Framebolt changelog

Release notes keep capability claims tied to a date. Entries below describe shipped behavior and link readers to the relevant task documentation.

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17 August 2026

Current documentation baseline for the native macOS capture studio.

Clipboard-first screenshot flow saves raw PNGs to the dated local library and copies them immediately.
Region and main-display selection share the screenshot and recording overlay.
Annotations, framing, shader settings, and recording trims remain non-destructive in JSON sidecars.
Recording supports 120, 60, 30, and 15 fps choices plus stereo system audio; microphone input is reserved for shader visuals, not narration.
GLSL import documents Image/Main, Common, up to four ordered buffers, supported previous-frame feedback, and explicit rejection diagnostics.
Cloud remains a future optional hosted service; local capture and editing do not depend on it.

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Getting started with Framebolt

Install Framebolt, grant the right macOS permission, capture your first region, paste it, and understand where raw files and edit data live.

Native Mac screen recording with editable framing

Record a selected region or display to MP4, trim it non-destructively, and carry the same framing model from screenshots into video.

Custom shader reference

Reference the supported GLSL entry points, uniforms, import boundary, mouse behavior, diagnostics, and representative failure cases.