ScreenToast / Use cases / Developers
A screen recorder for developers that hides your API keys.
Pull-request GIFs, bug repros, dev-tool launch demos, terminal walkthroughs. ScreenToast is a native Swift Mac app under 10 MB that records them, zooms on what matters, and covers the secrets you forgot were on screen.
Record and edit free, no sign-in. Pro from $4.92/month when you export.
What developers use it for
- GIFs for pull requests and READMEs: export a looping GIF and copy it straight to the clipboard.
- Bug repros that show exactly what you clicked.
- Dev-tool and API demos for launch posts and docs.
- Terminal and editor walkthroughs with zooms so code is readable.
Why ScreenToast fits
- Secrets hidden automatically. It finds API keys, tokens, private keys and emails in the recording and covers them. Add your own words or regex patterns.
- Readable code. Zooms on your clicks, and a Glass Loupe that magnifies just a lens around the cursor.
- Typing at 3× with one command, so long terminal sessions don't drag.
- Native and local. Built with Apple's own frameworks, records with ScreenCaptureKit, exports with the Mac's video hardware, and never uploads anything.
- Developer caption style for technical demos.
Record your next PR demo without leaking a key.
Under 10 MB to download, macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel. Free until you export; Pro from $4.92/month after that.