Changelog

Every release, newest first

0.2.2 — 4 October 2026

• Updated Pro prices — $4.92 a month billed yearly ($59), or $7 month to month.

0.2.1 — 4 October 2026

New pricing. Recording and editing stay free; ScreenToast Pro unlocks export.

• Pro Yearly or Pro Monthly — $4.92 a month billed yearly ($59), or $7 month to month. Pick either one right in the export window.
• Clearer licence status — Settings shows whether Pro is active, offline, or has ended.

0.2.0 — 3 October 2026

The biggest update yet: four kinds of zoom, a camera that can be framed, graded and cut out, editing by transcript, and automatic hiding of secrets.

• Four kinds of zoom — Auto from your clicks, Manual on one spot, Follow that travels with your pointer, and a Glass Loupe that magnifies just a lens.
• Camera layouts — screen only, a bubble, side by side or camera only, and switch between them part-way through. Five shapes, twelve colour looks or your own LUT, background removal, face tracking, and a bubble that slides out of the way of your cursor.
• Edit by transcript — your words, transcribed on this Mac. Delete a word to cut it. Remove filler words and tighten pauses in one click, and turn your voice into captions, karaoke style included.
• Hide secrets automatically — ScreenToast reads the recording for API keys, email addresses and tokens and covers every one, even as it scrolls. You review what it found.
• Stretch anything on the timeline — drag either end of a zoom, a title, a caption, music or a voiceover to make it longer or shorter.
• A cleaner voice — the microphone records through the same voice processing FaceTime uses, with stronger noise reduction afterwards.
• Export — GIF is back, plus a Web preset that starts playing at once, a custom size, export without audio, and copy straight to the clipboard.
• Polish — inset frames, device colours, crop, click sounds, a colour ripple, cursor motion blur, a looping cursor, and ⌘K to find any command.
• Fixed: with the camera on, your face could be about a second ahead of your voice. Camera and microphone now line up with the picture, and older recordings are put back in sync when you open them.
• Fixed: filming a screen that doesn't move could produce a shorter video than you recorded.
• Fixed: if the microphone recorded nothing, the take was kept silently without a voice. You're now told straight away.
• Faster and lighter — the recorder bar uses a tenth of the processor it did, scrubbing the timeline is seven times quicker, and old recording files no longer pile up on your disk.
• Space plays and pauses, ⌘S keeps a recording, ⌘E exports, ⌘0 brings back the main window, and the Dock icon opens your projects.

0.1.1 — 30 September 2026

• Fixed: an edit made in the last moment before quitting, opening another project or starting a new recording could be lost — including the zooms Auto Polish had just added. Every edit is now saved before you leave the project.

0.1.0 — 30 September 2026

First public release.

• Recording — full screen, a single window, or an area locked to 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 4:3. Microphone, system audio and camera, each optional.
• Auto Polish — runs on every recording: zooms on the clicks that matter, a smoothed cursor path, click highlights, motion blur and a canvas.
• Editor — canvas shape and resolution as separate choices, backgrounds, screen styling, zoom events, text overlays, privacy blur regions, camera bubble or split, split and trim, silence removal, undo and redo.
• Voiceover — a draft script written from what you did on screen, spoken by ElevenLabs with your own API key.
• Export — MP4, MOV and ProRes, ten presets, resolution capped at what was recorded so 4K never means an upscale.
• Free until you export. Record and edit as much as you like; the licence is what lets you take the file out.
• Universal binary — Apple silicon and Intel. macOS 14 or later.