Launching today
ScreenGo
screen recorder for Mac with auto zooms and virtual webcam
3 followers
screen recorder for Mac with auto zooms and virtual webcam
3 followers
A Mac screen recorder with a camera bubble, teleprompter and an editor that does the polish for you: zooms, cursor, captions and clean sound. No account, nothing leaves your Mac.
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Launch Team / Built With
Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second
Promoted
I’m Ben. I film on a Sony FX3A, and I wanted to use it as my webcam on my Mac. Turns out it can’t do that: there’s no USB streaming mode, and Sony’s own webcam software doesn’t support the latest macOS. So I started building a little app just to get my camera working.
Once the camera was in, I kept going. I wanted my screen recordings to look like the polished ones you see from Screen Studio, without paying $29 a month for it. So I added auto zooms that follow your clicks, a camera bubble that moves out of the way of your cursor, and a teleprompter that listens and highlights each word as you say it. This was very useful to me as it allows me to make my way through a script while looking at the camera notch on a macbook, without having to worry about making my way through a script by carefully scrolling. Then came captions, blur, voice cleanup and a proper editor.
Two things mattered to me: you pay once (£34.99 / $34.99, no subscription), and nothing leaves your Mac. No account, no analytics, no network code at all.
Launch week: £17.99 instead of £34.99, until the end of Sunday 15 November.
And the thing that started it all is still in there: switch on “Webcam for other apps” and ScreenGo shows up as a camera in Zoom, Meet and FaceTime, with your colour grade applied.