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- Exports carry a small “Made with Slyve Studio” mark
Record a display, window or area. Refine the motion, sound and framing in one Mac app.
14-day free trial · from $39 once Pricing
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon · Mac only for now
Newest release: 0.1.48 · 1 Nov 2026
Pick what to record. A display, a window or an area, on any screen you have connected, with your camera and microphone if you want them. ⌥⇧R opens the recorder, starts the take and finishes it.
Zooms that follow you. Slyve zooms toward each click and follows the text cursor as you type, then eases back out. Every zoom stays editable.
A calmer cursor. Smoothed movement, a larger pointer, click effects, and motion blur on fast moves in the exported file.
You, in the picture. Your camera as a bubble, side by side with the screen, cut out over it or full frame, and the layout can change as the take plays. Blur the room behind you, live. ⌥⇧C turns the camera on or off.
Trim, split, speed up. Cut a pause, split a clip, play a slow part at up to 8×, and undo anything. Zooms, captions and keys sit on their own lanes.
Record
Opens the recorder. Press it again to start, and once more to finish the take.
Try it here: hold ⌥⇧ and press one of the letters above. While Slyve is open, these keys go to Slyve instead of typing their special character. Change or turn off any of them in Settings › Shortcuts.
Record a display, a window or an area, on whichever screen it is. Slyve keeps its own controls out of the picture.
Your camera as a bubble, side by side with the screen, cut out over it or full frame. Change the layout in the editor after the take. The room behind you can be blurred live, before and during the take.
Record sound from every app, or only the apps you pick, alongside your microphone.
Keep your notes on screen while you record. They stay out of the recording.
Slyve zooms toward each click, up to 4×. Add, move or remove zooms on their own lane.
Typing starts its own zoom and follows the text in calm steps, onto new lines too. Slyve records where the text cursor is, never what you type.
Calm, Balanced or Snappy. One choice sets how every zoom and pan moves.
Fast cursor moves, zooms and pans get a touch of blur in the exported file, the way a camera would see them.
267 backgrounds made by Slyve, 120 gradients, a solid colour or your own image. Padding, rounded corners and a shadow.
Turn it on and Slyve reads even small, dim text to find API keys, secrets and card numbers in your take, and blurs them as they move. E-mail addresses, phone numbers and addresses are suggested for you to choose.
Put the take in a browser, laptop, phone or tablet frame, with an optional tilt.
Auto, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 3:4. Export a portrait or square copy too, and Follow the action keeps the cursor, zoom or typing in frame.
Save a background, padding and camera look as a preset. Set up a brand kit once (logo, two colours and a font) and new projects start with it.
English captions are transcribed on your Mac with far fewer mistakes, and keep each “um” and “uh” so Tidy up can cut them. Add the optional Accurate captions download (about 575 MB) for other languages and noisy rooms. Highlight, Pop and Subtle styles follow each spoken word.
A voice model on your Mac quietens the room between your words. Voice clean-up is off for new recordings; turn it on in the recorder’s microphone menu or in the editor’s Audio panel.
The shortcuts you press appear on the video as keycaps, on their own lane. Typed words are off until you turn them on, and never come from password fields.
Record a voice-over on top of a take, or let Slyve’s narration voice speak a film your assistant makes. It runs on your Mac, and you may use it in videos you publish, including for work. Music ducks under the voice.
720p, 1080p or 4K, up to 60 frames a second.
Send the finished video with the Mac’s own share menu: AirDrop, Messages, Mail, Notes and the rest.
Click Share and get a link anyone can watch in a browser, with chapters, captions, a transcript, reactions and comments. Protect a link with a password, or limit it to people signed in to Slyve or to e-mail addresses you choose, and see how it is watched. Free for up to 5 videos at a time, 5 minutes and 200 MB each; links nobody watches for 60 days are deleted. Rolling out from 0.1.26.
Pick Wide, Vertical or Square at the top of the Export sheet to export a 9:16 or 1:1 video on its own, or choose Make a vertical video… in the File menu.
Up to 1080p, with the file size shown before you save.
Copy the export and paste it straight into a message, a document or an issue.
Every take is a .slyve project. Open it months later, change a zoom and export again.
Choose a display, a window or an area. Add your camera, your microphone and the sound from your apps if you like.
When the take ends, the zooms, the smoothed cursor, the background, the cleaned-up voice and your shortcuts are already in place.
Save an MP4 or a GIF, copy it, or send it with the Mac’s share menu: AirDrop, Messages, Mail and the rest. Or click Share for a link anyone can watch in a browser; nothing is uploaded unless you do.
Ask from Slyve or connect any MCP assistant with one setup in Settings › Lumi › Other apps, on this Mac or from another computer on another network.
Lumi works in the editor’s right rail, or floats if you prefer, and lists each change it makes with Keep or Undo.
Describe a demo. Slyve rehearses the steps, then records one continuous take.
No Slyve AI subscription. Recording, editing and export never need an assistant.
And it opens every project again, months later.
Capture an area, window or screen. Annotate, pin or share the screenshot, or copy the text in it, small print included.
Arrows, shapes, text, a highlighter, counters, a spotlight and blur, one key each.
Keep a screenshot floating while you work, with click-through Lock mode.
Press M to mark one, or let Slyve suggest chapters, a title and a description from what you said. Exported MP4 and MOV files carry them, and you can copy them for YouTube.
Select words in the transcript and delete them; the video follows. Slyve also finds silences and filler words for you to review.
Edit › Checkpoints saves the project as it is now; restoring one is a single step that Undo takes back.
Recording, captions, voice clean-up and export run here, and your projects stay files on your Mac. Slyve uploads only a video you choose to share as a link.
Read the privacy policyA take is a file on your Mac. Only a video you choose to share as a link is uploaded, and you can delete it any time.
Captions, voice clean-up, the narration voice and text recognition all run on your Mac. Nothing is sent away to be processed.
Typing zoom records where the text cursor is. Typed words show only if you turn them on, never from password fields.
Crash reports and daily usage counts, never your recordings. The privacy policy lists what is sent.
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$39once, for 2 Macs
5 Macs $89 · 10 Macs $159 · more on request.
A lifetime licence lasts, with updates, for as long as Slyve Studio is offered. If it is ever discontinued, lifetime holders get notice and a final build that works without the online licence check.
Choose your licence · from $39Checkout by Polar, the merchant of record; tax may be added. Try before you buy; no goodwill refunds after delivery, subject to legal rights and Polar’s policy (refund policy). All pricing details.
Yes: 14 days with every feature. It starts on its own when you sign in to the app with your e-mail address (we send a 6-digit code; there is no password). Videos and screenshots you export during the trial carry a small "Made with Slyve Studio" mark, which a licence removes. When the trial ends, Slyve Studio stops until you buy a licence or enter a licence key; your projects stay on your Mac. One trial is available per Mac. We do not offer goodwill refunds after digital delivery; legal rights and Polar’s policy still apply. See the refund policy.
A lifetime licence lets you use Slyve Studio, with updates, for as long as it is offered. If Slyve Studio is ever discontinued, lifetime holders get notice and a final build that works without the online licence check.
As many as your licence is for: 2, 5 or 10 Macs at a time (more on request). To replace one, sign in on the new Mac and choose Move licence here; the Mac you replace stops being licensed. Licences bought before October 2026 are for two Macs.
Not yet. Slyve Studio is a Mac app today, for macOS 14 Sonoma or later on Apple silicon. Windows and Linux versions are planned separately and are not included in a Mac licence.
Only when you choose to share a link. Recording, captions, voice clean-up and export all run on your Mac. If you click Share, that one video (with its poster image and captions) is uploaded so people can watch it at its link; you can delete it any time, and links with no views for 60 days are deleted. The app needs an account (your e-mail address) for the trial and the licence, and sends usage data and crash reports as described in our privacy policy; these never include your recordings.
On first launch, Getting Slyve ready downloads the parts every Mac needs, once, while you carry on: English captions, the narration voice and text recognition. One download is optional: Accurate captions (about 575 MB). All of them run on your Mac.
English captions are made on your Mac with far fewer mistakes than before. They keep each “um” and “uh” so Tidy up can find and cut them. For other languages and noisy rooms, add the optional Accurate captions download.
Yes. Slyve’s narration voice runs on your Mac, and you may use it in videos you publish, including commercial ones.
Yes, on your Mac. Copy Text reads small and dim text in a screenshot, and auto-blur uses the same reading to find keys, passwords and card numbers in a take and hide them.
Yes. Exported MP4 and MOV files carry chapter markers that video players can read, and you can copy the chapters for YouTube.
Yes, if you turn on Anywhere in Settings › Lumi › Other apps. It uses an ordinary encrypted connection, so it works on networks that used to block it, and reconnects after your Mac sleeps. See Slyve for agents.
Yes. Projects are .slyve files: reopen one, change the zooms, the look or the trim, and export again.
The 14-day free trial lets you try every feature first. Buying asks for immediate digital delivery and, where law permits, ends the 14-day withdrawal right once the licence is delivered. We do not offer goodwill refunds; faulty content, Polar’s policy and rights required by law remain covered. If something is broken, write to support@slyve.studio and we will help. See the refund policy.
No. Recording, editing, captions and export never need one. If you already use an assistant that supports MCP, you can connect it; see what it can do.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon
Mac only for now