For course creators
The screen recorder for course creators
Why raw captures don't cut it
- Students watch lessons on laptops and phones — full-screen captures of code or dense UIs are illegible on a phone.
- Hours of course video multiply every editing cost: a workflow that adds 30 minutes of polish per lesson kills a 40-lesson curriculum.
- Platform lock-in hurts here more than anywhere: your lessons should be files you own and can upload to Teachable, Podia, YouTube, or your own site.
How Kirocast handles it
Legible on every device
Automatic zoom follows your work, so a code editor or settings panel stays readable even on a phone screen — without you manually zooming mid-take.
Polish that scales to a curriculum
The zoom, annotations, and motion are generated from the recording itself. Lesson forty gets the same polish as lesson one, without forty editing sessions.
Your files, any platform
Recordings are local files you own. Export and upload to any course platform — no hosting tied to your recorder, no branding you didn’t choose.
Questions people ask
- What screen resolution should I record course videos at?
- Record at your display’s native resolution and let zoom do the legibility work. What makes lessons readable is not raw resolution but keeping the active area large in the frame — a 4K capture of a full desktop is still unreadable on a phone.
- Does Kirocast lock my videos to a platform?
- No. Kirocast produces standard video files stored on your Mac. Host them on any course platform, YouTube, or your own site.
Launching in August
Kirocast launches on macOS in August 2026. Join the waitlist and be first in line.