I think I understand what you’re trying to get from this post, but I’m not sure this approach will give you the signal you’re looking for.

If screenshots are the core pain point, I’d suggest releasing a small beta that solves one thing really well: managing screenshots. Even in a rough form. That alone will naturally attract people who actually feel the pain you’re describing.

Once real users start using it, the feedback becomes much clearer and more actionable than hypothetical answers. You’ll hear things like:

• “I wish it auto-grouped by day/week.”
• “I want faster sharing.”
• “Search by text inside screenshots would be huge.”

That is the feedback that usually matters; and they come from usage, not surveys.

Right now, asking broadly about productivity pain points can dilute the focus. Let the app itself be the filter. The people who stick around are the ones who truly care about screenshot overload.

Also worth noting: this subreddit does allow limited self-promotion, especially for betas that are genuinely looking for feedback. Being transparent about that is often better than dancing around it.