Use cases
Updated 2 October 2026
The same recorder, used six different ways. Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Screen recorder for teachers
Record lessons, feedback and walkthroughs your students can rewatch. No time limit, nothing to install, and a link you can post anywhere.
Screen recorder for developers
Explain a pull request, reproduce a bug or walk through an architecture without a meeting. Records a tab, a window or your whole screen, with no time limit.
Screen recorder for customer support
Answer a support ticket with a short video instead of ten numbered steps. Show the exact clicks, blur anything private, and send a link.
Screen recorder for sales teams
Send a personal demo a buyer can watch in their own time and forward to the people who sign. Your face, their use case, one link.
Screen recorder for YouTube tutorials
Record tutorials that look made for YouTube: your face in a shaped camera, a backdrop, zooms where it matters, captions, and a clean download for your editor.
Screen recorder for remote teams
Replace the status meeting with a two-minute video your team watches when it suits them. Works in the browser everyone already has.