Changelog — Screen Recording App

5 May 2026

Draw on your screen while recording. Annotations burn into the video. Choose from six colours and four stroke sizes.
Save recordings as animated GIF. Click "Save as GIF" after recording to convert on your device.
Playback speed control. Watch your recording back at 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, or 2x speed.
Fullscreen button in the live preview toolbar so you can go fullscreen without clicking the video.

The recorder works offline. Visit the site once, then it caches itself so it loads and works without a connection.
Installable as a desktop app. Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Opera show an install button in the address bar; Safari on Mac uses File → Add to Dock. Opens in its own window with no browser UI.
Cleaner view when launched as an installed app - straight to recording.
Recording timer shown in the browser tab title so you can see the duration while working in another tab.
Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+R to start/stop, Alt+P to pause/resume, Alt+M to mute/unmute microphone.
Live speech-to-text transcription during recording. Each line includes a timestamp. Copy or download the transcript after recording.
"Start Mirroring" button appears during recording to mirror your screen to another device via screenmirroring.app.

Pause and resume your recording with on-screen buttons.
New optional cursor highlight: a soft red circle around your pointer, useful for tutorials.
Audio countdown so the first second of speech doesn't get cut off.
Camera overlay runs smoother when switching browser tabs.

Direct MP4 recording on Chromium browsers and Firefox. No more waiting for conversion afterwards.
Trim button to cut intro/outro before saving.
Progress bar during MP4 conversion.

First public release. Record screen, internal audio, microphone, and camera overlay, all in your browser. Save as MP4 or WebM. Nothing leaves your device.