Changelog
Every version, and a way back to it.
What changed in each build, newest first. Every release stays downloadable — if something we shipped does not suit you, the version before it is one click away.
7 releases · currently 1.0.0
The first public release.
Your own sounds and images on the timeline, and a quicker first frame.
Added
- Drop sounds, images and screenshots onto the timeline as their own layers
- Export captions as a sidecar file instead of burning them in
- A counter token for file name templates, so takes of the same thing sort in order
Improved
- Recording starts around 200 ms sooner on Apple silicon
- The projects list reopens on whatever you had selected last
- Keycaps group modifiers into one cap rather than three
Fixed
- A camera bubble dragged past the edge of the screen could not be dragged back
- The keystroke overlay stayed on screen after a modifier-only shortcut
- Trimming the very last frame could leave a black frame at the end of an export
Captions, written on the device.
Added
- Speech becomes subtitles using the Mac’s own model, with nothing uploaded
- Burn captions into the picture or keep them as a separate track
Improved
- System audio and microphone stay on two tracks through every export format
Fixed
- Captions drifted by a frame or two on recordings longer than twenty minutes
The timeline opens the moment you stop.
Added
- Trim both ends, cut the middle, and reorder what is left
- Every edit is non-destructive until you export, so the master is never rewritten
Improved
- Stopping a recording no longer waits on the encoder to finish flushing
Fixed
- Very short recordings sometimes opened with no waveform
Three more ways out of the app.
Added
- Export as .mp4, .webm or a looping .gif, all transcoded from the same master
- A size estimate that updates as you change the settings
Improved
- Hardware encoding is used on Intel Macs that have the media engine for it
Everything that makes a recording readable.
Added
- Click highlights, drawn into the same encode pass as the screen
- Keystrokes as real keycaps in the corner
- Zoom that follows the cursor, smoothed rather than snapped
Fixed
- The pointer was composited a frame late when recording at 60
The first public build.
Added
- Capture a display, a drawn area, a single window or the camera on its own
- Camera bubble, microphone and system audio
- A countdown that never ends up in the file
