CatRec: Screen Record & Stream

CatRec is a screen recorder that does more than record. Capture your screen with sound, save the moment that just happened, edit it, and go live, all from one app.

● SCREEN RECORDING
• Record in high quality with game/app sound, your microphone, or both
• Adjust your mic volume and keep recording even if the mic is taken by another app
• Face cam overlay, or save the face cam as its own video
• Floating button to start, pause and stop from any app
• Record audio only, take screenshots and scrolling screenshots
• Auto-stop after a set time or file size, and choose what happens when the screen locks
• Privacy mode turns on Do Not Disturb while you record
• Save your favourite setups as profiles

● CLIPPER: SAVE WHAT JUST HAPPENED
Clipper quietly keeps the last 30 seconds of your screen. Tap the Quick Settings tile or shake your phone to save it, even as a GIF. Perfect for that clutch play you didn't plan to record.

● LIVE STREAMING (BETA)
Go live on YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Facebook or any RTMP server.
• Step-by-step setup guide and a connection check that suggests the right quality
• Live controls on screen: mute mic, mute game sound, "Be right back" screen
• Hide CatRec from your viewers while you change settings
• See your Twitch chat in a floating bubble
• Stream summary when you finish
• Start from the app, a widget, a shortcut or the Quick Settings tile
Streaming is new, so tell us how it goes from the Contact us page in the app.

● EDIT AND SHARE
• Trim, rename and share right after recording
• Change speed and make slow motion, adjust volume and the mic track
• Vertical and square formats for Shorts, Reels and TikTok
• Text, stickers, zoom and pan, and automatic captions made on your phone
• Merge clips, save a frame or the audio
• Share at the right size for Discord, WhatsApp or email
• Image editor with blur, crop and phone frames

● KEEP THINGS TIDY
• Recordings library with favourites, folders, sorting and filters
• Free up space by shrinking old recordings
• Low storage warning before you run out

● CATREC PRO
CatRec is free to use, with ads. CatRec Pro removes ads and unlocks extras like longer Clipper buffers, higher recording and stream quality, stream overlays and logos, and saving a copy of your live streams. Choose monthly, yearly with a free trial, or a one-time lifetime purchase. You can also watch a short ad to try Pro for 3 hours.

● ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE (OPTIONAL)
CatRec has an optional feature, "CatRec game mic helper", that uses Android's AccessibilityService API. Its only purpose is to let CatRec keep recording your microphone while a game or voice chat app is using it too, so your teammates can still hear you. It stays off unless you turn it on in Settings → "Fix game chat mic" and agree to the explanation shown in the app. It doesn't read your screen content, see what you type, tap or perform gestures, or collect or share any data. You can turn it off anytime in your phone's Accessibility settings.

● PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your recordings stay on your phone. CatRec never uploads them. Stream keys are stored encrypted on your device.

Available in 16 languages.

CatRec isn't affiliated with YouTube, Twitch, Kick or Facebook.

What's new in 1.4.0 (433/500)
• NEW: Live streaming (beta) to YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Facebook and more
• NEW: CatRec Pro – monthly, yearly or lifetime
• NEW: Video editor with speed, captions, text, stickers and vertical format
• NEW: Clipper tile, shake to save and GIF clips
• NEW: Scrolling screenshots, audio-only recording, widgets and shortcuts
• NEW: Recordings library with folders and favourites
• Fixes for merging clips, the microphone and translations

Recent changes:
• NEW: Quality presets (Standard, High, Max) with sharper recordings by default
• NEW: Frame rates up to what your screen supports: 144, 165 or 185 fps (Pro)
• NEW: Heat warnings name the setting to change. Quality is never lowered on its own
• Smoother recordings: no more skipped frames when your game runs faster than your frame rate
• Fixes for game audio and the mic, the separate mic track after pausing, and glitches after resuming