What Kaipu Record does today, and what comes next

Sign up, sign in, reset a forgotten password and verify your email. Recording itself still works with no account at all.

One library that merges local files with your cloud catalogue, per-account caching, save modes, capacity limits, and removing a local copy while keeping the cloud one.

Capture and annotate screenshots with shapes and text: multi-line labels, resizable boxes with word wrap, and double-click to edit a label in place.

Every capture lands in one library with previews, renaming, and recovery for imported or interrupted recordings.

The whole app follows a shared design-token palette in both themes, and is fully translated into English and Spanish.

Trim and export your recordings without leaving the app, with a poster thumbnail generated for every edited video.

Stamp your exports with a watermark so shared clips carry your mark.

Start, pause and stop a capture from anywhere, without hunting for the window first.

Record your screen and your camera in high quality, with a floating camera bubble and quality presets that trade size for sharpness.

Upload every capture to Kaipu Cloud automatically, with resumable transfers, clear progress, and retries when the network drops.

Zoom into a region of a recording so the detail you are pointing at is actually readable for whoever watches it.

Zoom and pan inside the screenshot viewer instead of squinting at a scaled-down capture.

More control over the watermark: position, size, opacity, and your own logo instead of a fixed stamp.

Tag screenshots and group them by tag, so a long library stays findable.

Change the name of a capture once it is already saved, without going out to Finder.

An opt-in setting that keeps every screenshot you take in the library automatically, instead of only the ones you save by hand.

A sharper logo and a consistent visual identity across the app, the site and the installers.