A screen recorder.
Record once, ship the product demo.
FoxClip remembers every click and cursor move while you record, then adds the zooms and camera moves for you. No cutting, no post — the moment you hit stop, the cut is ready.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon & Intel
AUTO ZOOM
Auto-zoom. Not a single frame to cut.
This screen recorder logs every click and movement while you record, then applies zooms and camera moves before export. Your demo looks polished before you even open the editor.
Live simulation: cursor moves → click → auto zoom
METAL-ACCELERATED
Done before the coffee cools
This screen recorder exports with Metal, so a 4K recording is ready in seconds, not minutes. Built in native Swift — no Electron overhead eating your battery.
recording.mov
2:04 · 4K 60fps · 353 MB
Same recording, same Mac
BUILT-IN EDITOR
Trim. Export. Done.
This screen recorder includes an editor for quick trims and cuts — so you never have to leave the app. Cuts are just edit notes; the original footage is always right where you left it.
BUILT FOR MAC
Stop renting pixels. Just ship.
This screen recorder is built in Swift for macOS. No Electron, no subscription, no setup. Record what you built, share it, and get back to work.
Native Swift
Talks to your Mac's hardware directly. Recording starts instantly.
No subscription
One-time purchase. No monthly rent.
Local-first
Footage never leaves your Mac. Works offline.
Zero setup
Install it and press one key. That's the whole setup.
MAKE IT YOURS
Make it yours
Backgrounds, shadows, camera, playback speed — all in a few clicks.
Pick your background
Solid colors, gradients, or wallpapers. Make every recording stand out.
Add a shadow
Drop shadows and rounded corners for a clean, polished feel.
Place your camera
Move the camera overlay anywhere. Resize and position it however you like.
Speed up and edit
Trim mistakes, speed up slow parts, and fine-tune in the built-in editor.
WHO IT'S FOR
Who this screen recorder is for
Marketers
Create product demos. No video skills needed.
Developers
Share bug reports and code walkthroughs instantly.
Educators
Record feedback and lessons for your students.
Creators
Make great content and grow your audience.
Page map
How this screen recorder is organized
This page is the map of one screen recorder. The headline is the promise: record the path, and the cut is close to done when you stop. Under that, the headings cover auto-zoom, export speed, the trim, the Mac-native build, who it is for, and the price.
What the screen recorder does while you talk
FoxClip watches the cursor. Clicks and moves are stored with the take, then turned into zooms and camera moves before export. You do not place those zooms by hand unless you want to change them. The point of this screen recorder is a demo, a tutorial, a launch video, or a bug report that looks directed without a timeline full of keyframes.
System audio and the microphone can ride along. When the take is the whole product, stay here. When the job is a marked-up still, use FoxSnip instead. They are separate apps in the FoxPack pair.
Trim without a second app
The built-in editor cuts the head and the tail, changes a zoom, and swaps the background. Dropped pieces stay as an edit, so the original take is still there.
Background, shadow, camera, speed
Solid colors, gradients, or wallpaper sit behind the recording. The camera bubble, the shadow, and the playback speed are the same panel.
What you do not configure first
Install the screen recorder and press the shortcut. Backgrounds and speed are optional polish after the take, not a setup wizard you have to finish before the first recording.
Export, license, and the machine
Export uses Metal. A 4K take is meant to finish in seconds on the same Mac, not to sit in a queue. The free screen recorder keeps the full editor and unlimited 1080p exports with a small watermark. Pro is $69 once at the founder price, then $79: no watermark, 4K at 60 frames per second, two Macs, and one year of updates. It is not a subscription.
Recording, editing, and export stay on the machine, including offline. Nothing is uploaded. macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel, is what runs today. A Windows build of this screen recorder is in development.
Who opens the screen recorder
Creators use it for the next demo. Product people use it for a launch video. Support and engineering use it when a bug report needs the path, not a single frame. The comparison people draw is with tools that also finish the cut as you stop. FoxClip's differences are the local files, the one-time Pro license, and the Windows work still in progress.
Download the Mac build, record one real flow, and stop. If the zoom lands on the click you cared about, the screen recorder is doing the job the rest of this page describes.
FAQ
Screen recorder questions
Free forever: the full recorder and editor, with unlimited 1080p exports (small watermark). Pro is a one-time purchase ($69 founder price, then $79): no watermark, 4K 60fps export, a license for 2 Macs and 1 year of updates. No subscription — see the pricing page.
macOS 14 and up, on both Apple Silicon and Intel. A Windows version is in development.
Yes. FoxClip has a built-in editor where you can trim, cut, add zoom effects, change backgrounds, and more — all without leaving the app.
No. Recording, editing, and exporting all happen on your machine. FoxClip uploads nothing — it even works offline.
Same idea: a finished cut the moment you stop recording. FoxClip is local-first, a one-time purchase, and going cross-platform — Windows is on the way.
Ship the cut from this screen recorder.
Download it today. Try it tonight.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon & Intel