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Free open-source software for live streaming and screen recording
OBS Studio is free and open-source software for live streaming and video recording, mixing scenes and sources on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Free open source screen capture and file sharing tool for Windows
ShareX is a free and open source screenshot, screen recording, and file sharing tool for Windows with annotation, OCR, and custom upload destinations.
Local-first screen and audio memory that gives any AI your work context
Screenpipe is a local-first app that records screen and audio into searchable on-device history for AI assistants via a local API and MCP server.
Screen recorder with editing and instant shareable links
Cap records screen and camera, then gives you an editor with backgrounds, automatic zooms, and cursor smoothing before you share a link. It is built in Rust on Tauri, so the binary is small and recording does not tax the machine it is recording.
Open-source menu-bar screen recorder for macOS
Kap is an open-source menu-bar screen recorder for macOS that captures a selected area with camera, mic, and system audio.
Free open-source screen recorder for Chrome with annotation
Screenity is a free, open-source screen recorder for Chrome that captures tab, desktop, or camera with annotation tools and stores recordings locally with no time limits.
Self-hostable open-source screen recording and sharing tool
Snapify is a self-hostable open-source tool for recording the screen, camera, and voice, then sharing recordings asynchronously through public links.
Asynchronous screen and camera recording shared by link
Loom's contribution was the workflow, not the recording. Stop the recording and the link is already on your clipboard, which is what made replacing a meeting with a three minute video actually happen.
Screen recording with automatic zooms and polished motion
Screen Studio produces product demos that look edited without anyone editing them. Cursor movement is smoothed, clicks trigger zooms, and the resulting motion reads as deliberate rather than as somebody's screen recording.