Hi everyone, I'm Rupam, the maker of Take One. Raw screen recordings are hard to watch: the button you're talking about is tiny, the cursor jitters, and the video floats on nothing. Fixing that in a video editor takes longer than the recording. Tools like Screen Studio do this beautifully, but they're paid and closed. Take One is a free, open-source screen recorder for macOS. It records your screen with every click and keystroke, then edits for you: • zooms that follow your clicks • a smooth, re-rendered cursor with 27 styles • wallpapers, rounded corners and shadows • webcam layouts, captions and edit-by-transcript • transcription and AI voiceover that run on your Mac No account, no watermark, MIT licensed. Heads-up: the app isn't notarised yet, so the first time you open it, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. What would make this your go-to recorder? Feedback, issues and PRs are all welcome on GitHub.

Take One

Free, open-source screen recorder for Mac with auto zoom

Free, open-source screen recorder for Mac with auto zoom