The course only you could teach. The show with the guest you have always wanted. The demo that sells while you sleep. It all starts with one recording.
Bring a guest onto a Google Meet or Teams call and record both sides into one file, or give every voice its own track for your editor.
Put your face over your screen and teach the thing you know best, in layouts that look designed, with a green screen on Creator.
Walk a client through your product on screen and on camera, then send one page with the video and the transcript.
Show a colleague, a parent or a whole class how it is done, once. Share the video and let it do the explaining.
You press record on the one thing you explain better than anyone.
One recording has become a set: lessons, episodes, demos, each ready to share.
People know you for it. Your course, your show and your demos do the explaining while you make the next one.
Podcasters, course makers, business teams and teachers, all with one recorder.
Cancel any time, 10-day refund. Your recordings stay on your computer either way.
Straight to a folder you pick on your own computer, one MP4 per recording, written every second while you record. Tick "Keep a separate file for every source" under Options if you want every voice as its own file. Your recording is not uploaded, except when you use Convert, which sends the file to our server and back. While the live transcript is on, Chrome sends your microphone audio to Google to turn it into text. An AI button sends the transcript only when you press it.
It runs in Google Chrome and supports macOS, Windows, and Linux. Recording, transcript, captions, and export work the same on all three.
Yes. Pick your Google Meet or Teams tab and tick Share tab audio. Their voices go into the recording, and with the per-source option they get their own track.
Your files are already on your disk, so you keep everything. The plan simply stops renewing.
Your idea is one click away from being something people watch.
Start your first recording