Framecast
Mac screen recordings that zoom and edit themselves
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Framecast - Mac screen recordings that zoom and edit themselves

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Framecast is a native Mac screen recorder that edits itself. It knows what you clicked, so each zoom frames the button or dialog, not just the cursor. Fluff a line? Press ⌥⌘O and the bad take is cut. It spots API keys, emails and card numbers on screen and blurs them. One take becomes a video, a 9:16 clip, a step-by-step guide or a click-through demo. Plus camera bubble, captions in any language, share links, 4K60 and GIF. All on your Mac, no account. Free to try, pay once.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Tawhid, and I built Framecast. Every demo I recorded took longer to edit than to record: zooming into each click by hand, re-recording because I fluffed one sentence, blurring the email I forgot was on screen. So I built a recorder that does that part, and sells for one price instead of a monthly plan. A few things I'm proud of: • Oops key: fluff a sentence, press ⌥⌘O, say it again. The bad take is gone when the recording opens. • It finds API keys, emails, card numbers and password fields on screen and blurs them, even as the page scrolls. • It knows which button you clicked, so it frames whole menus and dialogs, and writes a step-by-step guide with a screenshot per step. • The same recording becomes a click-through demo for your website. • Present Live: your Zoom, Meet or Teams screen share zooms in where you click, live. • It's a native Mac app, 62 MB. Recording, captions and blur run on your Mac, and there are no analytics. Pricing: free to try with every feature; a license is only needed to export. It's $79 once for 3 Macs with every future update. For launch it's 50% off ($39) until Oct 28, 23:59 UTC, with code LAUNCH50, and there's a 14-day refund, no questions asked. What would you record with it first, and what's missing?