Tape's Chrome extension is live
Record any tab, window, or screen from the toolbar (or Alt+Shift+R), with mic and camera if you want. Share what you're looking at with your team or friends in under a minute.
Read more →Record any tab, window, or screen from the toolbar (or Alt+Shift+R), with mic and camera if you want. Share what you're looking at with your team or friends in under a minute.
Read more →I build Tape, so take the bias as read. Cap is a solid open-source Loom alternative with a real desktop app. Here's where each one wins, in plain numbers.
Read more →Most 'free' screen recorders stamp a logo on your video or gate the download behind a signup. Here are five that genuinely don't, with the actual catches spelled out.
Read more →Cancelling Loom? Get your recordings out first. Here's how to download them one by one, why there's no bulk export button, and how to avoid this problem next time.
Read more →The Tape preview screen just got a rebuild: inline titles, a real seek bar, trim handles for the start and end, and one button that takes you from recorded to shareable link.
Read more →Loom's AI plan is US$24 per user per month. Here's the price maths on the cheaper options, including the one I build, with honest notes on what you give up.
Read more →Loom's free plan caps you at 25 videos, ever, and cuts every recording at 5 minutes. Here's exactly where the walls are, and what to do when you hit one.
Read more →You don't need to install anything to record your screen, camera and mic. Here's how to do it in the browser in under a minute, and download the file when you're done.
Read more →I build Tape, so I'm biased. Here's the comparison anyway: where Loom is genuinely better, where Tape wins, and the price maths in plain numbers.
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