Features

Everything on this page works today. What is coming is on the roadmap, kept separate on purpose.

Capturing

A rolling buffer: The last minute of your game is always in memory. Press your hotkey and it becomes a file.
Full recordings: Start and stop a normal recording when you want the whole thing, not just the end of it.
Screenshots: A separate hotkey, saved beside your clips.
It finds the game: Steam, Epic and GOG are read directly. Games those do not list, like Roblox and Minecraft through Prism, are recognised too.
Captures the window: Just the game, not your desktop, notifications or second monitor.
Pauses when you leave: Alt-tab and it stops. What was already buffered is kept. You can turn this off.

Hardware encoding: Recording runs on your graphics card, on the one already driving your display.
Nothing uploads by itself: Clips are written to your disk. Uploading is a button, and it makes a copy.
Yours after you leave: Signing out, changing plan or deleting your account never touches a file on your PC.
Audio you choose: Game sound, specific apps, or everything except one thing. Your microphone is off unless you turn it on.

A local library: Clips and screenshots with thumbnails, grouped by game.
Discord presence: Your friends list shows what you are capturing, with the game's icon. There is a switch to turn it off.
Accounts: Sign in with Discord or an email and password. Every signed in machine is listed, and any of them can be signed out.
Works offline: Capture never waits for a server. Being offline is not being signed out.