Feature

Record screen & camera.
It lands editable.

Screen, camera and mic in one browser take — no installs, no uploads to shuffle. Stop recording and your take is ingested, transcribed and opened as an editable composition: screen lane, camera lane, audio. A flat file from anyone else; layers from Aperture.

One take. Three layers.

Pick your screen, camera and mic from the device pickers — mic level meter included. Compose the camera as a bubble, side-by-side, screen-only, or camera-only. Pause and resume mid-take; chunks upload while you record, so a dropped connection never costs a take. Fifteen-minute auto-stop keeps takes sane. In a hurry? Quick mode burns the bubble into one file.

Layers, not a flat file.

Layers mode saves the camera as a separate track. Your take opens in the editor as a real composition — re-layout the camera bubble, crop it, push it full-frame, reframe the whole thing to 9:16. Change your mind after recording, because the layers never fused. The editor deep-links straight to the take (?open=); quick mode is there when one file is genuinely all you need.

Ship it the same tab.

Karaoke captions, brand accent, 9:16 reframe with safe zones, −14 LUFS loudness, guest review link with frame sketches. The whole pipeline — one product, no round-trips.

Open a tab.
Start talking.

Your recording becomes a searchable, editable project before you finish your coffee.