Face cam, placed after recording
Turn it on when recording, then move it, resize it, show it, or hide it later. The camera stays independent so the final composition remains editable.
A native macOS recorder for creators who need 4K quality without inheriting an entire video-editing suite.
brew install --cask s41r4j/recordnow/recordnow
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Record Now.app"
Use the controls on the left. This preview is interactive and reflects the real idea behind Record Now: select a range or region, then apply the exact action that belongs there without turning the product into a heavy editor.
A real recording, edited in Record Now: select the moment, apply what it needs, export.
Plays from YouTube when you press play. Watch on YouTube
The point is not to become a full editor. The point is to cover the repetitive, boring work that screen recordings always need: cleanly, professionally, and without visual clutter.
Turn it on when recording, then move it, resize it, show it, or hide it later. The camera stays independent so the final composition remains editable.
Slow down a key step, skip repetitive waiting, or accelerate setup sections. Apply it only where needed instead of managing an overbuilt timeline.
Pull attention to a button, panel, terminal output, or cursor path with restrained, editable visual emphasis that feels deliberate, not flashy.
Blur passwords, tokens, email addresses, personal details, or internal data by selecting the area and time range. Keep the edit local and non-destructive.
Add titles, labels, and callouts, then join moments together with restrained transitions that do not make the product feel gimmicky or over-designed.
Built for original high quality on macOS. Choose the name, folder, format, codec, resolution up to 4K, frame rate, and landscape or vertical in one export dialog, with the file size estimated up front.
Drop in any audio file or record a voiceover while the video plays. Select a range first and it fits that range; speed edits leave music at its own tempo unless you choose otherwise.
In most screen-recording tools, everything turns into manual editing. Record Now treats selection as the core action. First choose the exact moment or region. Then apply the right transformation.
That is the product logic. Not twelve floating inspectors, not visual noise, not every possible editing control. Just the chain that screen-recording work actually wants.
Turn on screen capture, system audio, microphone, and face cam. Confirm quality settings and start recording in a native macOS flow.
Choose the time range or visible region that needs treatment. The interface stays focused and only exposes relevant actions.
Preview the final composition, then export in a clean delivery format with support for original resolution and up to 4K output.
recordnow-cli reads and writes the exact same project files the app does, so a script or an AI agent can inspect notes, apply edits, and export, all from the command line, through the same validated logic the app itself uses.
brew install s41r4j/recordnow/recordnow-cli
recordnow <command> project.rnprojectThe screen, camera, microphone, and system audio are treated as proper source material. Edits remain non-destructive until export, which means more flexibility, cleaner output, and a workflow that feels professional without becoming bloated.
Not as a buzzword. As an expectation. Record Now is designed to preserve clarity while removing the repetitive editing work that normally slows tutorial and demo production down.
A recorder for creators who want a premium, minimal workflow, not another over-styled editor pretending to be simple.
Built for tutorials, demos, technical walkthroughs, and anyone who wants to ship content without drowning in repetitive editing work.
brew install --cask s41r4j/recordnow/recordnow
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Record Now.app"