Screenshot Flow

Android app by CTribe Apps. Productivity · CTribe Apps

Store rating
3.2 / 5
Store rating count
287
Download price
Free to download
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Listed by the store
Version
5.3.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-11

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Store description excerpt

Screenshot Flow offers a fast way to auto-generate user journey diagrams from any of the apps installed on your device. This can be useful for creating visual guides or for augmenting communication during product development. 📐Compatible with Figma, Sketch, and Draw.io(diagrams.net). ☁️ Google Drive integrated. 📲 It offers super-easy and flexible sharing options. You may find this app useful for: Visualizing the UX design of an app to be able to review it with other people for learnings or improvements Mapping out the design of a finished app for comparing it to the original wireframes Documenting a finished release and effortlessly sharing it with stakeholders Providing quick How-To guides to save time explaining stuff... Our story: Having worked on mobile experiences for some time, we never really found the right tool for visualizing what we have built, in a timely manner. We often need this, because we want to put these diagrams up on a big screen for team discussions regarding improvements, be that for analyzing flow conversions or any other design goals. Out of this frustration, we created this tool that automatically generates such diagrams as the user is navigating through the screens and snapping screenshots. It worked for us, so we decided to clean it up and make it public. Enjoy! Provide feedback if you can! Note to Xiaomi users: Please enable the following additional (MIUI) settings as illustrated here: https://tinyurl.com/34dbuwrc www.screenshotflow.com

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