Klipsend records straight to disk, so a crash, a dead battery, or a force-quit can't take your recording with it. Stop recording and the shareable link is already on your clipboard.
Most screen recorders hold the whole video in memory and write it out at the end — one crash and it's gone. Klipsend is built the opposite way.
Every frame is written to disk as you record, in a format that stays playable even if the app is killed mid-recording. Your file is never held hostage in memory.
Uploading happens in the background. The share link lands on your clipboard the moment you press stop — it plays the second the upload finishes.
Record and export locally forever, free. No watermark, no subscription, no account required until you want to share to the cloud.
Local recording and export are free forever. Cloud sharing has a generous free tier; Pro lifts the caps with a single one-time payment.
Yes — that's the whole point. Klipsend writes your recording to disk continuously while you record, in a fragmented format that stays playable. If the app is force-quit or your Mac loses power mid-recording, the file that's already on disk is intact and Klipsend offers it back to you on the next launch.
No. You can record and export locally without ever signing in. You only sign in when you want to share a recording as a cloud link — and even then, viewers never need an account to watch or comment.
Only your basic identity — your email, name, and profile picture. We use Google sign-in with identity scopes only. We do not request or receive access to your Google Drive, files, contacts, or anything else in your Google account.
No. Pro is a single one-time payment of $49. There's no renewal and nothing to cancel. Payment is handled by Polar, our merchant of record, so we never see or store your card details.
Yes. Purchases go through Polar, our payment provider and merchant of record — reach out and they'll process a refund from the same order.
Not yet — Klipsend is Mac-first. If you want a Windows build, add your email below. We'll build it if enough people ask.
We're Mac-first today. Drop your email and we'll gauge whether a Windows version is worth building — no spam, just this one question.