Hey everyone We're launching Skreno on Product Hunt on October 5, and I wanted to show one part early.
Skreno Studio records your screen and camera as separate tracks, so you choose the layout after you record: screen only, camera only, side by side or presenter. Then you cut silences and filler words, add animated captions and titles, and share one link that comes with a transcript and an AI summary. It all runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
We're the team behind EzyCourse, EzyCommunity and EzyStudio, and Skreno came out of watching our own customers juggle three or four tools just to make one walkthrough video.
Congratulations bhai! Looks like a great product. Well done! 🙌
@mizanme Thank you bhai.
Love how Skreno brings recording, editing, and async feedback together in one seamless workflow.
Loved it.
@sharif2 Thank you
4K screen and camera as separate tracks, recorded live in a browser tab, sounds rough on anything but a recent laptop. a native app gets to use the OS compositor and hardware encoder, a tab is fighting the browser's own rendering and GC for the same CPU. what's a realistic recording length before people hit dropped frames or audio drift on a mid-range machine, and does that budget change much between Chrome and Safari
@galdayan thats true.. it tries to get the best possible resolutions and inside studio it gives pure 4k 60fps and it works better if you add your own clips. we are making native mac, windows and linux. Browser is limited.
@sadek_hossain good to hear native is already on the roadmap and not just a "maybe someday." that's the right call honestly, a browser tab is a fine demo surface but it's the wrong place to compete on raw encode quality long term.