A native screen recorder for Windows 10 and 11
Built for Windows, and for privacy. A native app. Your recordings never leave your machine.
Sceed is a native app for Windows 10 (64-bit) and Windows 11, not a browser extension or a web recorder. Recordings are plain files in a folder on your disk, nothing is uploaded, and the app only contacts sceed.io to check your sign-in, your plan and whether there is an update.
Made for Windows
The polished screen recorders people point to are mostly Mac apps. Sceed exists so Windows has one. It uses Windows’ own capture and encoding, starts quickly and is a small download.
Your files, on your disk
Each recording is a folder: the video, the audio lanes, the cursor track and a small project file. They live in the Sceed folder inside Videos, or wherever you choose in Settings. Copy a folder to another PC and import it there.
Private by design
Recording, editing and exporting happen on your computer. That matters for customer data, unreleased products and regulated work. See the privacy policy.
The account
A free account is needed. You sign in once through your browser, with nothing to type in the app, and that carries your plan to the machine. After signing in, Sceed keeps working offline for seven days between checks.
Around the edges
A library with posters, search, sort and rename.
Light and dark themes that follow Windows.
One settings dialog: recordings folder, frame rate, countdown, hotkeys, defaults.
Updates installed from inside the app.
Questions
Is Sceed available for Mac?
No, and no Mac version is planned. Sceed is for Windows 10 and 11.
Does Sceed work offline?
Yes, after you have signed in once. It checks your plan when it can and works offline for up to seven days between checks.
Do I need an account?
A free one. You sign in through the browser once; no card is needed until you choose Pro.
What are the system requirements?
Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11, 8 GB of memory, and a graphics card with hardware H.264 encoding, which nearly all recent ones have.