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Keepthelastminute.

見せ場 - the scene worth showing

Miseba records your game in the background. Hit your hotkey and the last minute is saved to your PC. Share the good ones with a link.

Made by one person. Your clips live on your machine, so they do not vanish if I do.

In development - no download yet
Misebaa working preview, click around
Capturing Fortnite
Fortnite1440p60
Last 60 seconds - Ctrl Alt S to save
1h 23mThis session
3Clips this session
148Clips saved
2.4 GBOn this PC

This session

0:28
Fortnite4 minutes ago
0:42
Fortnite26 minutes ago
0:15
Fortnite1 hour ago
1

Install it

It finds the games you already have, from Steam, Epic, GOG and a list of the ones those do not cover.

2

Play

It starts when your game does and holds the last minute in memory. Nothing is written to disk until you ask.

3

Press the key

That minute becomes a file on your PC. Keep it, or send it somewhere.

What it does

The clips are yours

Every clip is saved to your PC as an ordinary MP4, sorted by game. Uploading is a button you press, and it makes a copy rather than moving anything. Uninstalling Miseba does not delete a thing, and neither does closing an account, because they were your files the whole time.

Nothing to set up

It finds the game and starts. No scenes, no bitrates, no settings to get wrong.

Light while you play

It encodes on your graphics card, the part designed for it, and holds the buffer in memory rather than writing constantly to disk.

Only the game

It captures the game window, so your desktop, your notifications and your second monitor stay out of it. Your microphone is off until you turn it on.

Already open? Still caught

It notices a game that was running before you started Miseba, and one sitting minimised behind everything else.

One link to share

Paste a clip in Discord and it plays right there, rather than asking anyone to download a file. Your profile keeps them in one place alongside your links. This is the part being built now.

What it needs

Windows 10 or 11 and a graphics card from roughly the last decade. NVIDIA is tested. AMD and Intel are written but unproven on real hardware, which is what a beta is for.

Hear about it once

One email when there is a build worth installing. Not a newsletter, no updates in between, and nothing else is done with the address.