For product demos
The screen recorder for product demos
Why raw captures don't cut it
- A raw screen capture makes a good product look mediocre — viewers can’t tell where to look, and the details that sell are illegibly small.
- Editing demos by hand in a video editor means keyframing every zoom and callout; a 60-second demo eats an afternoon.
- Re-recording until a take is perfect wastes hours that editing after capture would save.
How Kirocast handles it
Automatic zoom on the action
The frame moves to where the work happens — clicks, typing, UI changes — so viewers always see the detail that matters, without hand-animated keyframes.
Smart annotations
Callouts and emphasis generated from what actually happens on screen. Point at the feature, not at your editing timeline.
Record → polish → export
Capture a take, refine it after the fact, and export demo-ready video for a landing page, App Store page, or launch post — in minutes, not an afternoon.
Questions people ask
- How long should a product demo video be?
- For a landing page, 30–90 seconds. Lead with the outcome in the first five seconds, show the two or three moments that differentiate the product, and end on the result — attention drops fast after the first minute.
- What makes a demo look professional?
- Emphasis and motion: the frame zooms to the action, the cursor moves smoothly, and callouts guide the eye. Resolution matters less than never making the viewer hunt for where to look.
Launching in August
Kirocast launches on macOS in August 2026. Join the waitlist and be first in line.