Framecast

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Framecast is a native Mac screen recorder for product demos, onboarding videos and tutorials that does the editing for you. Hit record and just talk: it zooms in on every click, glides your cursor, frames your camera and blurs anything private before you open an editor. It knows what you clicked, so each zoom frames the whole button or dialog, not just the cursor, and follows your typing. Fluff a line? Press Option-Command-O and the bad take is cut. It finds API keys, passwords, emails and card numbers on screen and blurs them as the page scrolls. One recording becomes a wide demo, a 9:16 clip, a step-by-step guide (HTML, Markdown or PDF) and a click-through interactive demo, and Present Live brings the zooms to Zoom, Meet and Teams screen shares. Also included: camera bubble and layouts with background removal, word-timed and translated captions, a real timeline with transcript editing, share links with comments and passwords, and MP4 or GIF export up to 4K at 60 fps. Built in Swift and Metal; transcripts, captions and AI run on the Mac and nothing is uploaded until you share. Free to try; pay once ($79, 3 Macs, lifetime updates) or $15 a month. macOS 14 or later.