DejaVu keeps a rolling 5 to 25 minute buffer of your screen on disk and saves a clip when you press one key. Unlike ShadowPlay it never turns itself off, and because the buffer lives on disk instead of RAM, a crash becomes a recovered clip on the next launch instead of a loss. Discord voice is excluded from clip audio by default. Works on any GPU with a hardware encoder and records AV1 on modern cards. One exe around 160 KB. No account, no uploads, no telemetry. MIT licensed.
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Maker here. I built DejaVu after one too many clips lost to ShadowPlay quietly turning itself off. The fix that matters: the buffer lives on disk as crash-safe segments, so even a power cut turns into a recovered clip on the next launch. It also keeps Discord voices out of your clip audio by default, names clips after the game that was on screen, and runs on any GPU with a hardware encoder. The whole app is one 160 KB exe with no account, uploads, or telemetry. The code is on GitHub under MIT. Happy to answer anything.