Screen recorder
A screen recorder built
for sharing, not just saving
Most screen recorders hand you a file. Qumra hands you a link — uploaded while you were recording, ready to share the moment you stop.
How it works
Record, share, move on.
Record
Capture your screen, camera, or both — full screen, a window, or a region, with system audio when you need it.
Share
Uploading happens while you record. The moment you stop, your link is ready to paste anywhere.
Discuss
Viewers watch in the browser and leave comments at exact timestamps — no account, no install.
Capture
Record exactly what matters.
Full screen, a single window, or a region — with your camera and system audio when you want them. Switch sources without stopping the recording.
Collaborate
Feedback that points at the moment.
Comments attach to timestamps, turning a recording into a threaded conversation. The discussion lives exactly where it happened.
Search
Every word, written down.
Recordings are transcribed automatically, so your library is searchable and every video is skimmable. Jump to the sentence instead of scrubbing the timeline.
Edit
Cut it yourself, or just ask.
Trim on the timeline when you want control, or let AI strip the filler words. Edits work on the transcript, so deleting a sentence deletes the footage.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Qumra free to use?
Yes. The free plan includes up to 30 recordings of 5 minutes each with instant share links and timestamped comments. Premium is $14.99 per month with unlimited recordings and length, full AI transcription, and the video editor — with a 7-day free trial.
Can I record my screen and camera at the same time?
Yes. Qumra records your screen with your camera as picture-in-picture, or either one on its own. You can capture full screen, a single window, or a region, and switch sources without stopping the recording.
Does Qumra record system audio?
Yes. Qumra captures system audio alongside your microphone, so demos with sound — a video call, an app, a browser tab — come through in the recording.
How do I share a recording?
Uploading happens while you record. When you stop, the share link is ready to paste anywhere. Viewers open it in any browser — no account or install required — and the video streams from a global CDN with adaptive quality.
What platforms does Qumra support?
Qumra runs on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows 10/11. Recordings play on any device with a web browser.
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