macOS
Apple Silicon and Intel
- 23 shipped
- 1 in progress
- 4 planned
Public roadmap
And what comes next.
Kaipu Record runs on macOS, and Windows is in beta. Every feature below shows where it already works, where it is being built, and what is planned.
Order is a priority, not a promise. Plans move as we learn what people actually need.
Apple Silicon and Intel
Windows 10 or later, 64-bit
Record your screen and your camera in high quality, with a floating camera bubble and quality presets that trade size for sharpness.
Capture what your computer is playing, on its own switch next to the microphone.
Start and stop a recording, take a screenshot in the mode you want and bring the app to front, from anywhere. Every shortcut can be rebound.
Windows gets its own defaults (Ctrl+Alt), because the Mac combination lands on the Windows key there.
A capture panel that lives in the menu bar on macOS and in the system tray on Windows.
Mute the microphone, turn system audio on or off and show or hide the camera mid-take, from the capture panel or a global shortcut, without stopping the recording.
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.
Drag a frame or reuse the last one, or capture a whole display. Pick the mode on the selection itself, then Capture, or Copy to the clipboard without opening the editor; a small card offers Annotate or Open in Library.
Blur an email or a token in a screenshot, then frame the shot on a clean background.
A setting that keeps every screenshot in your library the moment you take it, or only once you click Save. Automatic is the default, so a capture is never lost.
A title field in the screenshot editor, filled in for you and editable before and after saving, so captures are named where you make them.
Save an annotated screenshot as a sharp one-page PDF, ready to send or print, next to the usual PNG.
Trim and export your recordings without leaving the app, with a poster thumbnail generated for every edited video.
The Editor lists what you worked on last, with filters and each video's export state, and opens a pasted image straight in the image editor.
Record clean, then let the editor zoom in on every click so the detail you point at is readable. Each zoom is a segment you can move, resize or delete, next to blur and cover regions for anything that should stay private.
Silence a cough or a notification in the editor, or the whole recording, without touching the original file.
Pick a destination such as GitHub, Slack or YouTube, or keep Balanced, and get a file that fits. Share reuses an export you already made, exports run in the background with progress, and Maximum quality is one setting away.
Every capture lands in one library with previews, renaming, and recovery for imported or interrupted recordings.
Tag recordings and screenshots, give each tag a color, then filter and search the library by tag so a long history stays findable.
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.
The whole app follows a shared design-token palette in both themes, and is fully translated into English and Spanish.
The free app records, edits and exports without a watermark. A small "Made with Kaipu" badge is there if you want to credit the tool, and it is off by default.
A build your system trusts out of the box, with no security warning on the first launch.
macOS builds are already signed and notarized by Apple. The first Windows beta ships unsigned; the steps for its warning are below.
Click a window to capture just that window.
Built, and switched off for now while we fix the last rough edges.
Zoom and pan inside the screenshot viewer instead of squinting at a scaled-down capture.
Upload every capture to Kaipu Cloud automatically, with resumable transfers, clear progress, and retries when the network drops.
Stamp exports with your own logo, with control over position, size and opacity. Kaipu's own badge stays optional and off; this is about carrying your brand, not ours.
A sharper logo and a consistent visual identity across the app, the site and the installers.
Recording and screenshots, ready to try.
The Windows beta records your screen, takes screenshots, edits and keeps your library. It is not code-signed yet; signing is in progress. The rows above turn to shipped on Windows one at a time, as each feature is checked on real Windows machines.
Download for Windows (beta)Windows 10 or later · 64-bit
The beta is not signed yet, so Windows is cautious the first time you run it. Two clicks get you through.
A beta can break. Your captures are ordinary files on your disk, so uninstalling never takes them with it.
macOS 13 or later · Windows 10 or later, 64-bit (beta)
The Windows beta is not code-signed yet. If SmartScreen stops it, choose “More info”, then “Run anyway”.