Pinpoint 0.6.0: a crop tool, capture timers, and a changelog you can actually find
Quick refresher if this is your first time seeing it: Pinpoint is a free, MIT-licensed macOS menu-bar app that lets you capture a region of your screen, drop numbered markers on it, and copy an annotated image plus a structured text block that maps every marker to a position and a note. The point is to stop describing pixels to your AI agent in prose ("the button in the top-right, no, the other one") and start pointing at them instead. Source and download are on GitHub; there's a landing page at pinpoint-ashy.vercel.app.
I just shipped 0.6.0, and this one is special for a reason I'll get to at the end. Here's what's new.
1. A crop tool in the editor
You can now trim a capture right in the editor, with eight handles and a rule-of-thirds grid. The part I care about most: existing markers and arrows are remapped into the cropped frame — they don't drift, they stay pinned to the elements you pointed at.
