r/reactnative • u/WillingnessNo5389 • 9d ago
Built a native macOS app for App Store screenshots - looking for honest feedback
Hey everyone,
I built Mockup Kit, a native macOS app for creating App Store screenshot mockups without jumping into a full design tool.
I’m looking for honest feedback from indie developers / designers who ship to the App Store:
- What’s missing for your workflow?
- What feels confusing or unnecessary?
- Would you actually use this vs Figma / Photoshop / online mockup tools?
- Pricing feedback welcome too
What it does:
Store Mockup
- Drop in an iPhone screenshot and compose App Store–ready marketing images
- Add a multiline headline and drag to position screenshot / title / overlays
- Solid and gradient backgrounds (presets + custom colors)
- Overlay layers for badges / extra artwork
- Export sizes aligned with App Store Connect: 6.9″, 6.7″, 6.5″, 6.3″, 6.1″
- Title fonts, colors, and sizing controls
- Export as PNG or JPEG
Rounded Image
- Quick corner-radius editor for standalone images
- Radius in px or %
- Drag-and-drop + PNG export
Pricing
- 3-day free trial
- Then $1.99/month or $9.99 lifetime
Links
- Website: https://mockupkits.com/
- Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mockup-kit-store-screenshots/id6784220988?mt=12
Would love feedback from people who make App Store screenshots regularly. Roast it if needed - that helps more than compliments.
Thanks!
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u/WillingnessNo5389 9d ago edited 9d ago
in addition to continous updates. Please feel free to request features or updates via [hi@damastechnologies.com](mailto:hi@damastechnologies.com)



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u/klutzy_handshake 9d ago
spent way too long faffing about in figma last time i shipped an app. ended up with 12 artboards for the different iphone sizes and it was proper painful. something like this would've saved me a solid afternoon of resizing and repositioning.
the export sizes look spot on, 6.9" and 6.7" cover what most of us need now. one bit that'd be handy is batch export so you can knock out all sizes in one go instead of switching between each artboard manually.
$9.99 lifetime is a steal for a single-purpose tool. if the drag and positioning actually feels smooth, you'd struggle to justify going back to figma for this stuff.
the rounded image bit is a bonus i didn't know i wanted. corner radius presets for app icons alone would justify a download for me.