ScreenGo

Record your screen and camera, and ScreenGo does the polish: smart zooms, a smooth cursor, captions and clean sound. No account, no subscription, nothing leaves your Mac.

ScreenGo records your screen and camera and turns the raw take into a video that looks produced, without a timeline-heavy edit. Record a display, a window or an area, with your camera, your voice and the computer's sound. Then open the editor and the polish is mostly done for you.

Record

• Start from the menu bar, a keyboard shortcut or the main window, with an optional countdown. • Your camera in a bubble: a webcam, an iPhone, or a Sony camera over USB. • A teleprompter that follows your voice and highlights each word as you say it. • Pause and resume; every track stays in sync. A take that stops early is kept, not lost. • Record in 1080p, 1440p or 4K at 30 or 60 frames a second.

Edit

• Automatic zooms that follow your clicks and typing, with easing you can adjust. • A camera bubble that moves out of the mouse's way on its own. • Backgrounds, shapes and layouts: the recording in a frame, side by side with the camera, or full screen. • A smooth cursor with click effects, drawn from the recorded mouse path, not the pixels. • Camera looks: built-in colour grades, or import your own .cube LUT. • Captions from your speech, cuts and speed-ups, blur boxes for private details, titles, labels and arrows. • Voice processing: noise reduction and presets that make a laptop mic sound like a studio one. • Full undo. Your original recording is never changed.

Share

• Export MP4 up to 4K, or an animated GIF. • Copy the finished video straight to the clipboard, ready to paste into a message.

Webcam for other apps

Switch it on and ScreenGo appears as a camera in Zoom, Meet, FaceTime and Chrome, with your look applied.

Private by design

ScreenGo has no account, no sign-in and no network code. Recordings stay in your Movies folder. Captions and the teleprompter use Apple's on-device speech recognition.

Requirements

A Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later) running macOS 26 or later. A Sony camera is optional: any webcam or iPhone works.