Building a lightweight, offline screenshot beautifier in Rust

If you're a developer like me who genuinely enjoys working on a PC, you might relate to a specific feeling. Even though Windows itself has really grown into its polish over the years, a lot of the third-party utility apps haven't quite caught up. We have tools that are incredibly powerful, but they often focus purely on function and miss out on that clean, modern aesthetic you'd expect in 2026. Over the past year, I built two open-source projects, LeedPDF and Glucose Video Player. They ended up getting way more love than I ever expected, especially from the PC crowd. That response validated something I've felt for a long time: a lot of us like being on Windows, but we are starved for high-quality, UX-focused desktop apps. The acceptance of those utility tools (which I originally just built for myself) got me thinking about other areas of my daily workflow that were overdue for an upgrade. Sharing screenshots was one of those things for me. From my college days until now, whether I need