Possibly everyone knows this already and I’ve missed it - did you know you can use QuickTime to record the activity on your screen? It may come in handy to post examples/answers here. Will
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Yes I often use it for my non-web work, recording app simulators.
I haven’t heard of Monosnap before. Normally I don’t download software if the supplier is unknown to me.
Monosnap is great, and free 
Since the videos are hosted on their servers you only have to record and upload.
And you can use the same link in mails and other forums.
A little tip!
If you have to do some more editing, cut, add text and arrows you can do that in iMovie (or the program of choice).
Then play the finished video locally and record it again with Monosnap just for the convenience of having the video available and posting a quick link in forums.
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Hi @Chiefsub68,
If you are in macOS Mojave or newer version, then you can use the Apple’s native Screenshot app. It’s easy to use and it comes with some handy features.
- Go to the Launchpad
- Find the “Other” folder
- Launch the “Screenshot” app
I use it all the time since I’ve discovered this handy app.
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Snagit2020 is another good option;
That’s been there ever since macOS Mojave 
It’s an updated version of the Grab app.
Cannot be used with the Apple TV app.
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Thanks, updated the text. I’m using it for ages.