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OpenCapture is an open source screen recorder for Mac built to remove artificial limits from basic recording.
No login. No watermark. No paywalled export.
It supports full screen or region capture, mic + system audio, webcam overlay, real-time background blur with preview, a built-in teleprompter, annotations, pause/resume in a single file, and live recording controls.
MIT licensed and runs locally.
OpenCaptureOpen source screen recorder for Mac
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Hey everyone 👋 I built OpenCapture because a commercial screen recording tool blocked export behind a $90 paywall. That moment annoyed me more than it should have. I didn’t want: • a forced login • a watermark • a hidden export restriction • or a “free” product that isn’t really free I just wanted a clean, reliable Mac screen recorder that works. So I built one — and open-sourced it under MIT....
OpenCaptureOpen source screen recorder for Mac
Simaraguard is a lightweight thinking checkpoint that helps you pause before acting. Paste any text to get signals on tone, potential risk, and unintended interpretation — along with optional suggestions to improve clarity or reduce friction. It’s designed to surface blind spots so you can make more deliberate choices.
SimaraGuard — Pause before you postA thinking checkpoint before you hit publish
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Hi Everyone — I’m Prashant, founder of Simarahitam. Simaraguard started as a small internal experiment to introduce a pause before acting — especially when something is about to be shared publicly. This is an early version focused on text-only analysis. I’m sharing it to learn what’s useful, what’s missing, and how people actually use a “thinking checkpoint.” Would genuinely love your feedback...
SimaraGuard — Pause before you postA thinking checkpoint before you hit publish
Prashantleft a comment
Congratulations on the launch. This is interesting and necessary use case. I was trying to figure out a way to tune perplexity to do that without much success.
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