Card offload apps for Mac, and when ShotGrab is the better fit.
Four tools people compare us with, each with its price, what it verifies and the jobs it does better than we do. Pick the page for the one you use today.
OffShoot (formerly Hedge)
The DIT standard on Mac and Windows, from $169. ShotGrab is the hands-off option for solo shooters.
Read the comparison →ShotPut Pro
The long-standing standard, $169 on Mac and Windows. ShotGrab skips presets, reports and MHL for an arm-once workflow.
Read the comparison →Silverstack
Pomfort's full on-set data suite. ShotGrab is the lighter option when you only need the copy, verified.
Read the comparison →Tusk
Project-level backup with cloud destinations, $79 one-time. ShotGrab is the local, automatic card importer.
Read the comparison →What these pages have in common
ShotGrab is a Mac app for solo shooters and small crews: arm a project once, and each card you plug in is copied, verified with SHA-256, sorted into folders by date and camera, and ejected. It has no cloud backup, no ASC MHL manifests and no PDF reports, and it does not run on Windows. Where a tool below is the better answer, the page says so.
For a wider view, see the best SD card offload apps for Mac, the comparison table or the pricing page.
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