Record your screen, edit videos, and create polished product demos in minutes
Record pixel-perfect web walkthroughs that clients can search with AI questions
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
$39 for 1 device license, $79 for 2 devices, prices may increase as early-bird spots sell out. One-time payment with lifetime updates and 14-day money-back guarantee.
Free: ₹0/forever with 3 active smart demos, unlimited recordings up to 15 minutes, unlimited collections, Demoly AI assistant on 3 demos with 5 recommendations per month. Pro: ₹750/seat/month with unlimited smart demos and recordings, 50 AI-voiced demos per seat per month, up to 30 minutes per recor
Key features
One-click screen, window, or camera recording from Mac notch
40+ motion presets for instant polish
3D device mockups
Multi-camera recording (screen plus up to two cameras)
Animated shader backgrounds
4K export and instant share options
AI semantic search of video content using natural language questions
Visual and audio indexing of screen actions and speech
Non-destructive editing to trim and fix mistakes without re-recording
Frame-layer redaction to permanently blur sensitive information
Interactive comments pinned to specific DOM elements
Live transcription and 30+ language translation
Shareable web links with zero viewer setup required
Chrome extension for high-fidelity screen capture
Copy text and code directly from video frames
AI-generated voiceovers and auto-zoom
What makes it different
14-day money-back guarantee
Native macOS app with no learning curve needed
Instant polished demos with motion presets and auto zoom
AI understands unspoken actions performed silently on screen without narration
Permanently redacts sensitive data at the video frame layer, not just hidden behind CSS
Viewers can jump to answers without manually scrubbing through video timeline
Interactive comments pin to live DOM elements rather than just timestamp guesses
Works with silent recordings by analyzing DOM structure and visual state changes