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I had 758 screenshots on my Desktop. 357 MB. The oldest was from March 2024. Every one of them had been useful for about four minutes, and then it just sat there. The shortcuts were never the problem. The files were. So Snapstack keeps the shortcuts (⌘⇧1 for the screen, ⌘⇧2 for a region, one key over from ⌘⇧4) and the screenshots go into a tray in the menu bar instead of onto the Desktop. Then one ⌘V pastes the whole set wherever you are typing. I mostly use it with a coding agent. Three screenshots, one prompt: here is the header, here is the price, here is the button that is wrong. At midnight they expire. If one is worth keeping, you save it. Or you drop it onto another one on Canvas, give the pile a name, and that pile stops expiring. $9.99 once, lifetime license, free updates. macOS 13 or later. Screenshots never leave your Mac. Honest question for everyone here: what do you do with old screenshots? Rename them? Keep a folder? Let the Desktop fill up? I never solved it until I built this, so I would like to know.