Free Mac screen recorder with built-in editor and AI-assisted editing
AI mastering for Suno songs and home recordings
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free version with full recording and editing, small badge on exports. One Mac license: $29 one-time. Three Macs license: $49 one-time. Next batch: $39 for One Mac, $59 for Three Macs.
Free: 1 full master per day (no account needed), plus basic track analysis. Sign-up adds 3 bonus masters. Paid credits: 1 credit = €3, 3 credits = €7.50, 10 credits = €19, 30 credits = €39. One-time packs, no subscription.
Key features
Record full display, window or region with outline
Separate audio tracks for screen, camera, microphone, system audio and voiceover
Cut and split on timeline, remove pauses automatically
Zooms with depth choice and eased motion
Push-to-talk voiceover re-recording
Captions transcribed locally on Mac
AI editing through Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor via MCP
Export as MP4 in five aspect ratios, GIF, audio-only or captions
Non-destructive edits with raw capture never overwritten
Camera in multiple shapes with blur and resize after recording
Artifact cleanup for metallic ringing and watery noise
24 sound profiles for different music genres
True peak limiting at −1.0 dBTP
Before/after measurement report
Reference track matching
Album mode mastering
Support for long tracks up to 2 hours
Audio to text transcription with timecodes
Free daily basic track analysis
What makes it different
12.1 MB installed, native Swift app with no browser engine
One-time $29 lifetime license instead of monthly subscription
Recordings and projects stay local on your Mac, never uploaded
AI can edit projects through MCP server integration
Full app free to use with small badge on exports
Free master every day without account signup
Transparent before/after reports with measurable metrics
No subscription required, credit-based pricing
Built specifically for Suno and AI-generated music
Preserves dynamics and stereo width during processing