From your latest build to your App Store product page.

Open your app through Device Hub, then capture the screens you need with Shipper. Your captures fit the mockup, so you can focus on the story you want to tell.

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Build in Xcode. Open through Device Hub. Capture with Shipper.
Stay in your flow

Your latest work.
Ready for its close-up.

You’ve just built something worth showing. Open your app through Device Hub, then take the captures with Shipper while the experience is fresh in your mind. Keep the momentum from building your app to presenting it.

Made for your mockup

Your captures.
Already in place.

Navigate to the screens that tell your app’s story, then capture them with Shipper. Your captures adapt to the mockup, so you can spend your time refining the message instead of fitting images into place.

Keep going in Design

You have the content.
Make it a story.

A capture shows your app. Your screenshot set shows why it matters. Continue in Design to give those screens a clear message and a visual identity that feels like your app.

No new workflow to start. Just the next step in your Shipper project.

Captured. Ready for what’s next.

Shape your screenshots in Design, tell the rest of your story with App Store Metadata, and publish the reviewed result to App Store Connect. Each step brings your product page closer to ready.

Your questions, covered

Keep your workflow moving

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Does Shipper include Apple device mockups?

Yes. Shipper includes iPhone, iPad, and Mac mockups, so you can present your app without sourcing device frames separately. Choose a model from the library in Shipper. Your captures adapt to the selected mockup, leaving you free to refine the message and design.

What is Device Hub?

Device Hub connects your running app with your Shipper project. Open and navigate your app through Device Hub, then use Shipper to take the captures. They fit the mockup, ready for you to work on the presentation.

How does Device Hub fit into my Xcode workflow?

Develop and build your app in Xcode. Then open your app through Device Hub and navigate to the screens you want to show. Take the captures with Shipper, not with a capture button in Device Hub. Xcode remains your development environment; Shipper is where you prepare your App Store Product Page.

Does Device Hub build my app?

No. You still develop and build your app in Xcode. Launch your app on Xcode it will open Device Hub, then take the captures with Shipper. Device Hub does not compile or release your app.

What is the difference between Device Hub and Design?

Device Hub is where you open and navigate your app; Shipper takes the captures to fit it into a mockup. Design is where you turn those captures into an App Store screenshot set, with your own layout, text, backgrounds, and device presentation. They are connected steps in the same workflow.

Can I use screenshots I have already captured?

Yes. You can import existing screenshots into Shipper. Device Hub is a connected starting point for new captures, not a requirement for designing your set.

Are my captures ready to publish as soon as I take them?

With a template, you already have a designed starting point. Adapt the text to your app and fine-tune the presentation where needed. Without a template, continue in Design to build your screenshot set. In either case, review the result before publishing to App Store Connect. Publishing is a separate step.

Keep building.
Keep your story moving.

Your next screenshot set starts with what you’ve just built.

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