Capture, annotate and record your screen with a small, open-source desktop app. Add arrows and numbered steps, pixelate sensitive details, then copy, save or upload for a share link. Files stay on your computer unless you choose to upload them. Built with Tauri and Rust for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Hi Product Hunt! We're sharing Socorin, a lightweight, open-source app for screenshots and screen recordings.
Use a shortcut to capture a region, annotate it right where it is on screen, then copy it into a conversation. You can add arrows, text and numbered steps, or pixelate details before sharing. For walkthroughs, record your screen with optional microphone audio.
Images and videos stay on your computer unless you choose to upload them for a share link. The Windows installer is about 3.8 MB; the macOS download is about 7.7 MB.
Available for macOS 11+ (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows 10+ (x64), and Ubuntu 24.04+ (x86_64). Linux recording needs FFmpeg; uploading a recording from macOS also needs FFmpeg to convert the file.
The code is on GitHub under Apache 2.0: https://github.com/huystr/socorin
What slows you down most when sharing a screenshot or a bug walkthrough? We'd love to hear how Socorin fits your workflow and what you'd change.