Demo Scope

I built Demo Scope because I was tired of my own workflow. I make web-based games as side projects, and every time I wanted to record a quick demo or stream to Twitch, I’d waste an hour messing with OBS, window capture, virtual cameras, and audio routing. By the time it was working, I’d lost all momentum. I just wanted to open my phone, point it at my game, and hit record — with my face in frame so people could see my reactions. That app didn’t exist. So I built it. The scope grew a bit as I worked on it. Touch indicators came next — obvious in hindsight, but I didn’t realize how much context gets lost when viewers can’t see where you’re tapping. Then streaming, because if I’m recording anyway, why not go live? It’s still focused though: websites, videos, photos. That’s it. Not a general screen recorder, not trying to do everything. Just the tool I wished I had.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​