For SaaS onboarding
The screen recorder for SaaS onboarding videos
Why raw captures don't cut it
- Onboarding videos get watched in a small embed or help-center player — full-screen captures of a dense UI are unreadable there.
- Your product ships weekly; hand-edited walkthroughs go stale and re-editing them is expensive enough that nobody does it.
- Users abandon walkthroughs that make them hunt for the button being described.
How Kirocast handles it
Legible at embed size
Automatic zoom keeps the active control large in the frame, so the video stays readable inside a help-center player or an in-app modal.
Step-by-step emphasis
Smart annotations mark each click and input as it happens — users follow the sequence instead of scrubbing back to find what you pressed.
Cheap to keep current
When the UI changes, re-record the flow and let the polish reapply itself. A refresh costs minutes, so your onboarding stays true to the product.
Questions people ask
- How many onboarding videos does a SaaS product need?
- Start with three: a 60-second first-run tour, a video for the activation moment (the step where users typically stall), and one per major workflow. Short and specific beats one long grand tour.
- How is Kirocast licensed?
- A $39 yearly license includes every feature, a full year of updates, and use on one device. Kirocast records and processes locally on your Mac.
Launching in August
Kirocast launches on macOS in August 2026. Join the waitlist and be first in line.