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Show HN: I made a screen recorder for developers
- mritchie712 6y agoI'd 100% drop the "sexy" on the landing page.
- nyanpasu64 6y agoAs a Chrome extension, does it only support recording websites, not native apps? I'm saddened that "for developers" is used to mean "for web developers" nowadays...
- ekko_ 6y agoYes, only screen recording on websites currently. I should probably make this more clear on the website, maybe with a list of features. Its because I wanted to quickly share what I had made on a current tab, instead of fiddling around trying to find the tab/app. You are right about the "for developers" comment. I have updated the website to now show "for web developers".
- XCSme 6y agoHow does this compare to https://www.loom.com https://www.loom.com ?
- terrycody 6y agoOh I nearly forgot this lol, I think I am going to use loom to record a video of my desktop and browser to make a quick video.
- ekko_ 6y agoI would say the main difference is that vasai is focused on quickly sharing progress in a beautiful view. While loom is a more general-purpose tool made for educators. Here are other differences I have found. - loom requires signup/sign in, vasai doesn't - from first install, loom can be cumbersome to set up your preferences. vasai works out of the box, with 2 clicks to start recording your screen - loom has a long questionnaire to get the extension (from their website). vasai lets you download the extension straight away - vasais defaults are better (e.g. no countdown on record) - loom's playback page is not as elegant as vasai's (vasai removes black borders if the video has any) - the response time to open the extension is faster compared to loom
- terrycody 6y agoCan it record the voice?
- ekko_ 6y agoSadly not! Only your current tab at the moment.