Mock Craft is a native macOS utility built to automate your App Store asset pipeline. Stop opening heavy graphic design suites just to align device bezels, manage alpha borders, or chase corner radiuses. ・ Native Projects: Save and open layout configurations instantly. ・ Dynamic 3D: Rotate framed assets around X, Y, and Z axes. ・ Full Ecosystem: Perfect framing for Mac (inc. MacBook Neo), iPhone, iPad, & Apple Watch. ・ Fast Export: Memory-optimized rendering with flawless transparency tracking.
Hello, Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the maker behind Mock Craft. Like most indie developers, I absolutely dread the 'marketing phase' of shipping an app. Spending hours dragging screenshots into Figma, alignment struggles, and handling display notches felt like an absolute waste of time.
I wanted a fast, native desktop app where I could just throw a screenshot in, tilt it in 3D if I wanted a cool isometric layout, and export it instantly. So I built Mock Craft to fix my own headache. It’s written completely natively for macOS, runs lightning-fast, and respects the platform look and feel.
I’ll be hanging out here for a while to answer your questions and take feedback! To kick things off: What device frames do you find yourself needing the most for your App Store pipelines right now?
Thanks for checking it out! 🚀
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How does it handle devices that aren't in the preset ecosystem list, like custom device frames or newer unreleased Apple hardware?
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Finally a macOS-native tool that handles App Store mockups without firing up Photoshop. The 3D rotation on device frames feels surprisingly smooth for what is essentially a utility app.
@hogultekin47153 I used to use a 15-year-old iMac to run Adobe Fireworks to make this kind of metadata images. Sadly, it had a heart attack and died a month ago. So I needed to create something that runs with macOS Tahoe.
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How does it handle devices that aren't in the preset ecosystem list, like custom device frames or newer unreleased Apple hardware?
Finally a macOS-native tool that handles App Store mockups without firing up Photoshop. The 3D rotation on device frames feels surprisingly smooth for what is essentially a utility app.
Quick Sub 2: Video Subtitling
@hogultekin47153 I used to use a 15-year-old iMac to run Adobe Fireworks to make this kind of metadata images. Sadly, it had a heart attack and died a month ago. So I needed to create something that runs with macOS Tahoe.