Everything we ship, as we ship it. Recorded with the same honesty we put in the product.
The recording page now keeps every useful format close: open an existing How-to, Recap, or Showcase, or create another from the new split menu. Live AI updates also stopped restarting the video, so titles, chapters, and artifacts can arrive while playback carries on uninterrupted.
New workspaces now start with the complete Pro plan for 14 days — 4K recording, two-hour takes, unlimited videos, editing, AI, and every sharing feature. No credit card required. After the trial, choose $9 monthly or $72 yearly to keep recording; everything you already made, including every share link, keeps working either way.
Walkthroughs can become editable step-by-step How-tos, updates can become concise Recaps with action items, and product demos can become polished Showcases with screenshots from the video. Each gets its own unlisted share link, stays tied to the right video moments, and lives in a dedicated library. Chairkick drafts the best fit automatically when a recording is a strong match, or you can choose a format yourself.
Paste a public Loom link into our free downloader and keep the video as an MP4 — no signup required. Direct files download immediately; stream-only recordings are converted locally in your browser, with progress and cancel controls. You can also send the same link straight into Chairkick’s importer.
The homepage, features tour, and public share pages got a full redesign — every feature now demonstrates itself with live demos instead of hiding behind tabs. Same product, much better introduction.
We cut Pro from $15 to $9 per user per month — or $72 a year ($6/month). Existing subscribers move to the lower price at their next renewal, automatically.
The AI overview already finds the key moments in every recording. Now viewers can play them back-to-back as one stitched reel — a 4-minute video skimmed in 90 seconds.
The Need help? button now opens a proper thread — write to us, get a reply from a human, pick the conversation back up any time. Feature requests land in the same place.
The editor is here. Cut regions on a waveform timeline, or select the “um, wait, where was I” in the transcript and it disappears from the video. Every edit is non-destructive — viewers get the clean take, your original stays untouched, and chapters, captions, and highlights re-align automatically.
A quality selector in the recorder: crisp 1080p by default, full native resolution (up to 4K) on Pro. Under the hood, Chrome and Safari now record hardware-encoded H.264 — processing got dramatically faster, and a live warning tells you if your machine is dropping frames while you record, not after.
Watch at 2×? Every video remembers. Notification emails also got tidier — one clear note per event, batched digests for the rest.
Share a link the second you stop recording — the title, summary, chapters, and action items now stream onto the page the moment processing finishes, for everyone already watching.
A floating camera self-view follows you to whatever screen you’re presenting — with pause and timer controls right on it, so you never have to hunt for the recorder tab mid-take.
Closing the tab mid-recording now warns you first. Camera capture also got steadier on busy machines, and the current chapter highlights as the video plays.
Upgrade, downgrade, and manage your plan without emailing anyone. Only teammates who record count as paid seats — and the invite screen tells you the cost before you add someone, not on the next invoice.
Paste Loom links on the import page and they follow you through signup — your library is waiting when you land in the dashboard. Imports over the free cap queue politely and unlock when you upgrade.
Pick your microphone in the recorder and watch the live level meter — with a warning if your input is silent. The classic “recorded 10 minutes on the wrong mic” is gone.
Every recording now gets chapters you can jump to, the key moments pulled out, and action items with timestamps — generated automatically after upload, next to the summary and transcript. Viewers skim before they commit.
Record your screen, share the link, skip the meeting — and watch this page grow.