I usually start by writing something I want myself ( which is probably why I am broke :p)
In this case I want to avoid having to accumulate gigabytes of video just to make a progress timelapse, so the tool will capture a screenshot of a defined screen area at a fixed interval.

It isn't the tool - it's the operator. I have the design sense of a potato.
I was hoping that there were free tools out there like iconkitchen, but with a few more options.

I've also had mixed results with PH - I'll check it out!

Hello. I make desktop widgets, Unity/XR stuff and I have SAAS ambitions.

I'm currently working on something to help folks make easier screenshot timelapses

How about you?

Better latency too. If you are prioritizing for response speed it is a good option.

(given the various states of WPF/UWP/MAUI etc)

They are all WinUI3 packaged applications- IMO it's the path of least resistance for store publishing if you have a c# background and probably the least worst option if you can't get away with shipping an embedded browser app.

Hi all, I'm building hudbuilder.com, a WYSIWYG design tool and integration hub for real time data displays for smart glasses, targeting industrial process control and similar domains. I also have a side-line in freemium Windows Desktop apps: youtu.be/Muy92A_xc4U?...