The Next Web have a great tutorial on using Tapbot’s Pastebot with Skitch to quickly open images from your iPhone in Skitch on your Mac to annotate. 

Skitch has been tearing up the Mac App Store charts today. Quite a ride.

US Top Paid (All): 20
US Top Grossing (All): 28
US Top Paid (Productivity): 5
US Top Gross (Productivity): 9

Thanks everyone who purchased.

If you haven’t, grab it from the App Store. Please do :)

Writers Adam Pash and Kevin Purdy of the amazing Lifehacker.com blog both use Skitch every day.

Read about Adam’s Fave gear & tips and Kevin’s productivity setup.

Awesome illustration by Leigh Reyes done entirely in Skitch.

Like many inventions, Skitch was a product built to solve our own needs. The first prototype was very simple, yet we used it every day — it was just a red rectangle frame with a pencil tool and the ability to screen grab. Before Skitch, we had worked online with staff all over the world and found getting clear ideas and feedback to other people very time consuming. When we started working on Skitch in 2006, there was no other way to quickly screengrab, annotate and share. We added more features, invested a lot of time making the workflow fast and released it. People loved it. 

There are a few programs that I use so often and with such ease that it is almost possible to forget you use them at all. Skitch is one example of that.

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