What's new in ShotGrab

• Faster imports: the card is read and copied at the same time, with every file still verified
• Automations: when a card is done, ShotGrab hands the import folder to DaVinci Resolve, Lightroom Classic or Photo Mechanic
• DaVinci Resolve: opens or creates your project and imports the whole folder into its media pool (needs Resolve Studio)
• New project: describe it in a sentence and Apple Intelligence fills in the details, all on your Mac (supported Macs only)
• Hover a project to read what it does in one sentence, written on your Mac by Apple Intelligence (supported Macs only)
• The mascot tells you how an import went and explains why one stopped
• Warning when your free quota is almost used, and a prompt to upgrade after an import that gets close to the limit
• Disks sidebar shows “Ejecting…” until the card is really unmounted, and ejected cards can still be marked for formatting
• Lifetime counter in Settings: how much ShotGrab has transferred for you
• Recent files show the full folder of each file, with search
• Project page shows the last import, with files copied and duplicates skipped
• A project can’t be armed while its destination is missing
• Three new languages: Traditional Chinese, Dutch and Thai (13 in total)
• Fixes and UI refinements

• iCloud sync between your Macs for projects and general preferences, merged field by field
• Overnight shooting: clips shot just after midnight can stay in the previous day's folder (Settings: Never / Ask / Always)
• Mark for formatting: a fully backed-up card looks unformatted, so the camera offers to format it (reversible, nothing is deleted)
• New Disks sidebar: connected cards with what is copied, what is left and what is free, plus free space on your destinations
• Right-click a card to open it in Finder, eject it or mark it for formatting; ejected cards stay in the list and can be reactivated
• Project export is now a full backup, including the history of every file already copied
• More reliable copies and licenses: verification reads from the disk instead of the cache, database errors are no longer silent, and a card is never skipped because a different file has the same name and size
• Disarming a project now asks "Eject <destination>?" in a ShotGrab sheet instead of a system alert
• Settings redesigned with a sidebar of six sections
• Esc goes back to the home from Settings and from a project's page
• Marking: when macOS blocks access to the card, the sheet now explains it and opens Full Disk Access in one click (everything else keeps working without it)
• Fixed cancelling the automatic eject: the card now stays connected instead of being unmounted in the background

Read the full story: ShotGrab 0.2 is out! →

• Privacy policy link in Settings now opens the Mac-specific policy
• Import errors now show a persistent alert with the mascot until you press OK, with the name of the card and a link to report it by email
• Recent files: the ⋯ menu now lets you edit a file's variables (camera model, make, lens, device, extension) and offers to rename the folders and files already created, on the main and secondary destinations

• Audio recorder compatibility
• Fixed high memory use with very large files

• Fixed Nikon camera model metadata
• Ask for destination eject
• Accessibility fixes

• Support for 10 languages
• Better welcome tour
• Fix "Empty" label when destination is reconnected

• Automatic update check
• Anonymous analytics
• Quota limit reached screen

• Fixed the "not enough space" error
• Version and update check in Settings
• A destination that isn't connected now shows "Not connected"

• ShotGrab now ships as a .dmg you drag into Applications
• Fixed license key activation

• First test release, for debugging across devices.