

ScreenKite
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The screen recorder for people who ship. Fast & native macOS, no subscription. Auto-zoom, built-in editor, Metal-accelerated export.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Mac
Features
- Works Offline
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- Support for 4K
- No registration required
- Screen Recording
- Apple Metal support
- Cut video
- Built-in editor
- Trim video
- Background Changer
ScreenKite News & Activities
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Recent activities
- POX updated ScreenKite
- POX added ScreenKite as alternative to OBS Studio, Bandicam, Camtasia and VokoscreenNG
- POX added ScreenKite
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What is ScreenKite?
The native macOS screen recorder and video editor that your AI agents already know how to use. Transcription cut, Hyperframe & Remotion B-roll generation, auto-zoom, super-fast export.
- Auto-zoom. No editing required: ScreenKite follows your cursor and zooms in on every click and keystroke as you record. Your demo looks polished before you even open the editor.
- Done before the coffee cools: Metal-accelerated export means your 4K recording is ready in seconds, not minutes. Native Swift on macOS — no Electron overhead eating your battery.
- Trim. Ship. Done: A built-in editor for quick trims and cuts — so you never have to leave the app. No timeline juggling, no bouncing between tools.
Stop renting pixels. Just ship.
Built in Swift for macOS. No Electron, no subscription, no setup. Record what you built, share it, and get back to work.
Make it yours. Customize backgrounds, shadows, camera position, and playback speed. All in a few clicks.
- Pick your background: Choose from solid colors, gradients, or wallpapers. Make your recording stand out.
- Add a shadow: Drop shadows and rounded corners give your recording a clean, polished feel.
- Place your camera: Move your camera overlay anywhere on screen. Resize and position it however you like.
- Speed up and edit: Trim mistakes, speed up slow parts, and fine-tune your recording in the built-in editor.



