v0.7.0
Sgrin 0.7.0 — First public release
Record your screen and get a demo that looks like someone edited it. Nobody did.
- Record your screen, and Sgrin zooms into your clicks on its own — then lets you change every one of them.
- Aim any zoom yourself, or move, retime and delete the ones Sgrin suggested.
- Camera movement with real weight to it, arriving just before your click rather than chasing it.
- Your cursor, smoothed and readable, even when you move fast.
- The keys you press, shown on screen as 3D keycaps, with passwords hidden from the export by default.
- Yourself on camera, in any corner, at any size and shape.
- Microphone recording, and pause and resume mid-take.
- Backgrounds with saved gradients, your own images, or nothing at all.
- Every shape from 21:9 to 3:4, so one recording covers your landing page and your Reels.
- Export to video or GIF, at the resolution and frame rate you choose.
- Available in English and Spanish.
This is the first version of Sgrin you can buy. It comes after four months of private builds, and the rule behind all of them is the one it ships with — Sgrin does the work, and then shows you exactly what it did so you can disagree with it. The zoom suggests. The timeline lets you say no.
Sgrin is early access. The price reflects that, and so does the version number. Updates land often, and the app keeps itself up to date.