Blyp

One take, looks edited. Record a pass; your clicks become the edit.

Record one pass of your screen and camera. Blyp logs every click you make while recording and turns those clicks into zoom keyframes and a smooth pointer path, applied when the Blyp is played. Nothing is rendered, so a forty-minute walkthrough is ready as soon as you stop, and a keyframe can be moved or deleted months later without touching the video. What you can record - The current tab, with its sound - One window, or the whole screen - Your camera and voice, as their own tracks What you get - A share link the moment you stop. Viewers need no account and nothing installed. - Zooms that follow your clicks, editable afterwards in the browser - A floating camera bubble you can move, resize or turn off per Blyp - Captions, written from your voice track - No recording time limit on any plan How it works The extension records in Chrome and uploads to your Blyp library at blyp.link. The edit is a small text file kept beside the video; the video itself is never rewritten. Delete a Blyp and the footage is deleted with it. You need a free Blyp account, created with Google sign-in. Blyp asks for your name and email and nothing else.