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Glideo
Screen recordings that edit themselves
141 followers
Screen recordings that edit themselves
141 followers
Glideo is a free macOS screen recorder built for product demos and dev tools. It turns raw screen recordings into polished demo videos: the camera zooms toward your clicks automatically, with no keyframing. Same automatic zoom that follows your clicks and cursor. Same polished output. Same "this looks way better than a raw screen recording" result, without a price tag. No trial. No watermark. No catch.
does the auto-zoom actually work well on high-DPI retina screens, or does it get a bit confused when you're moving between multiple windows quickly?
How does the auto-zoom actually decide when and where to zoom in, especially if the click is on a tiny icon or a menu item?
How does the auto-zoom actually handle really fast clicking or dragging across the screen without making the video feel jittery?
Every founder has 40 raw screen recordings and zero published demos — the editing is the bottleneck, not the recording. Auto-zoom on clicks with no keyframing is exactly the right abstraction. Does it also auto-cut the "uh, wait, let me redo that" moments?
How does the auto-zoom handle recordings where you switch between apps quickly or jump around the screen a lot?
how does the auto zoom know when to start and stop, like does it trigger only on clicks or does it also follow my mouse movement?
How does the auto-zoom handle recordings where I jump between windows or apps quickly? Curious if it gets confused and starts zooming into the wrong spot.