Flicka
Screen recorder that lives in a browser tab. Nothing uploads
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Flicka - Launch-ready product demos, from a Chrome extension

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A screen recorder that makes launch-ready demos: auto-zoom on your clicks, backdrops, frames, a webcam layer, MP4 export. A Chrome extension; nothing uploaded.Flicka is now a Chrome extension. Record a tab, your screen, a window, an area or your camera; draw and blur on the page while you record. Your clicks become zooms in the editor, with captions made on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 Last week we launched Flicka as a web app: a screen recorder that lives in a browser tab. We learned a lot, including why it had to become an extension. A web page can't draw on other pages. The moment you're recording, the thing you most want to do is point at something, circle it, or blur an email address, and a tab can't reach any of that. So Flicka 1.0 is a Chrome extension, and the recorder, library, and editor all live in it. What's new • One sentence is the whole recorder: "Record this tab with my mic and auto-zoom." Click a word to change it. • Draw, highlight, add arrows and text, and blur on the page while you record. Or hide the bar completely. • Tab, screen, window, a drawn area, or just your camera. • A take is saved as it records, so if Chrome crashes you get it back. • Word-by-word captions, made on your computer. Your audio is never sent anywhere. • Camera layouts that move: bubble, side by side, or camera only, eased on the timeline. Still true: nothing you record is uploaded, and no account is needed to record, edit, or export. It's free to use; Pro removes the watermark and adds MP4, 4K, captions, and the rest. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Arc on Mac and Windows. I'd love to know what you'd record with it, and what's missing.