Your product changes. Your visuals don't. That's the problem.
Reshot captures screenshots in CI/CD, every build, every environment, every breakpoint. Your docs, help center, and marketing pages stay current without anyone touching them. Permanent CDN URLs that update themselves when you ship.
The problem
Visual debt compounds exactly like technical debt.
After every release, something changes: a button color, a form field, a navigation reorganization. Somewhere in your docs, screenshots now show a product that no longer exists. Nobody notices for three months.
A prospect follows your getting-started guide, sees a UI that does not match their screen, and closes the tab. A support agent fields a ticket that only exists because the help center screenshot is two releases behind.
The hard part is not capturing screenshots. It is that nobody owns the process, so it does not happen until a customer tells you something looks wrong.
[03] Delivery
Push code. Every visual updates.
How It Works
Three steps. Zero manual work.
The numbers
Every deploy is a maintenance liability.
From manual maintenance to automated pipeline.
- •Slack message: 'can someone update the docs screenshots?'
- •3 minutes per screenshot to verify and recapture
- •Broken embeds after every URL change
- •Screenshots drift for months unnoticed
- •Different versions across docs, help center, and marketing
- ✓CI captures on every build automatically
- ✓Zero manual steps. The pipeline handles it.
- ✓Permanent CDN URLs that never change
- ✓Visual diffs in the same PR that changes the UI
- ✓One capture run, every surface stays current
Who this is for
Built for the people who actually own the screenshot problem.
Get started
Start with one workflow. Skip the demo theatre.
Free tier. No credit card. Connect your repo and run one capture. See whether the maintenance disappears.

