Record on your Mac

Cinematic screen recordings.

Cut tutorials, product demos, and talks that look filmed, not captured. Share a link people can watch while it is still uploading.

HyperScreen editing a screen recording of Xcode on a teal background, with the timeline and inspector open.

Everything on one timeline

Capture, framing, sound, and polish live in the same editor, so a take can become a video you would actually send.

A camera that follows the work

Cinematic 3D tracks the pointer with depth and motion blur. 2D zoom and full screen sit on the same timeline, so a click can become a push-in without cutting away.

Record, then cut on a real timeline

Window, area, full screen, or a plugged-in iPhone. Picture, mic, captions, keystrokes, and effects each get a lane, with trim, zoom holds, and playhead where you expect them.

Looks like a product video

Gradient or image backgrounds, window padding and shadow, cursor polish, captions, and an effects stack you order yourself. The frame is the thing you publish, not a raw capture.

Share a link before the file is ready

Viewers watch from the start while the rest is still uploading. Notes, arrows, and boxes land on a frame. Revoke the link and it actually stops working.

FAQ

What Mac do I need?

macOS 26 or newer. HyperScreen is a native Mac app, not a website that records your screen.

What can I make with it?

Tutorials, product demos, and talks. Record the screen, place zooms and captions, then export a finished video or hand someone a link.

How does sharing work?

You get a public link as soon as you ask for one. People can open it and watch from the beginning while the video is still on its way. Anyone with the link can comment on a moment or draw on the picture. Revoking the link takes it down.

What does Pro include?

Recording and editing stay free. HyperScreen Pro unlocks export. It is $4.99 a week after a 3-day free trial.

Where do I download it?

HyperScreen is not on the App Store yet. Use Download to jump to pricing. That button will open the Mac App Store once the app ships.

Updates

  1. In development

    The Mac app is being built in the open. Cinematic camera, the editor, and share links are in current builds. This list will name each public release as it ships.

Pricing

HyperScreen Pro

$4.99a week

3-day free trial. Record and edit at no charge. Pro unlocks export.

Download

Requires macOS 26 or newer.