Ask HN: Would you pay for a screenshot taking app?
I'm building a screenshot taking application for developers, that would store all it's data to your S3. This way I offload storage and can keep it affordable and charge $2/mo for the support and server hosting.
What do you think about this and would you pay for a screenshot taking application?
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Also, if I'm storing it in my S3, why am I paying you?
An example of what I would pay for, Screencast-o-matic - it lets you create screencasts and optionally stores them for you in the cloud. If I was doing a lot of screencasts I would probably pay for that service rather than clog up space somewhere else.
I might pay for an app that syncs a folder on my laptop to S3, and set a subfolder as the save location for screenshots.
Might.
It's rare for me to actually want to make a screenshot public. Too much potential for private information to get snagged.