Cap
UnclaimedBeautiful, shareable, and secure screen recordings with full ownership and open-source transparency.
Visit WebsiteTL;DR - Cap
- Open-source, cross-platform screen recorder with instant sharing and local editing.
- Offers data ownership with custom S3 bucket support and privacy-by-default options.
- Includes AI features for automatic summaries, chapters, and transcripts to enhance collaboration.
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Pricing Plans
Free
$0 forever
- Unlimited recordings
- Community support
Desktop License
$58 / lifetime
- Studio Mode with full editor
- Commercial usage
- Unlimited local recordings
- Shareable links up to 5 minutes
- Export to MP4 or GIF
- Perpetual (single device)
Desktop License
$29 / year
- Studio Mode with full editor
- Commercial usage
- Unlimited local recordings
- Shareable links up to 5 minutes
- Export to MP4 or GIF
- Annual
Cap Pro
$8.16/mo per user, billed annually
- Everything from Desktop License
- Unlimited cloud storage & unlimited shareable links
- Automatic AI title, transcription, summary, and chapters
- Connect a custom domain, e.g. cap.yourdomain.com
- Shared team spaces
- Subscription
- Annual (save 32%)
Cap Pro
$12/mo per user, billed monthly
- Everything from Desktop License
- Unlimited cloud storage & unlimited shareable links
- Automatic AI title, transcription, summary, and chapters
- Connect a custom domain, e.g. cap.yourdomain.com
- Shared team spaces
- Subscription
- Monthly
Cap for Enterprise
Contact us for a quote
- SLAs & Priority Support
- Loom Video Importer
- Bulk Discounts
- Managed self-hosting
- SAML SSO Login
- Advanced Security Controls
- Custom S3 bucket support
- Priority support
- Early features access
About Cap
Cap is an open-source, cross-platform screen recording and sharing application designed as an alternative to tools like Loom. It offers both instant sharing and high-quality local recording with editing capabilities. Users can choose between "Instant Mode" for quick sharing with AI-generated summaries and chapters, or "Studio Mode" for local recording, full editing, and separate screen and webcam capture.
The product emphasizes user control and privacy, allowing users to connect their own S3 buckets for storage, keep recordings local, or utilize Cap's cloud. It supports 4K recording at 60fps, intelligent compression, and offers features like comments, reactions, and transcripts for asynchronous collaboration. Cap also integrates AI for automatic titles, summaries, chapters, and transcriptions to streamline workflows.
Cap is built for individuals and teams who need a reliable, high-quality screen recording solution with a focus on data sovereignty, transparency, and a native user experience on macOS and Windows. Its open-source nature allows for community contributions and self-hosting, making it suitable for users with specific compliance requirements or those who prefer greater control over their tools.
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Cap FAQ
Cap is an open-source, cross-platform screen recording and sharing application that serves as an alternative to tools like Loom. It allows users to record their screen and webcam, offering options for instant sharing or high-quality local editing, with a strong emphasis on privacy and user control over data.
Cap offers a free version with limited features. Paid options include a Desktop License for a one-time payment of $58 (or $29/year) for unlimited local recording and editing, and Cap Pro at $8.16/month per user (billed annually) or $12/month per user (billed monthly) for unlimited cloud features, AI capabilities, and custom domains. Enterprise plans are also available upon contact.
Yes, Cap offers a free version that allows for unlimited recordings, commercial usage, Studio Mode with full editor, and export to any format, including 4K. However, shareable links are limited to 5 minutes in length.
Cap is designed for professionals, teams, builders, and creators who need a powerful, secure, and privacy-focused screen recording and sharing tool. It's particularly suited for those who value data ownership, open-source software, and efficient asynchronous collaboration, and is presented as an alternative to Loom.