SigmoraLocal-first screen recorder
Capture your screen, camera, microphone, and system audio without making the network part of the recording. Then move directly into transcript editing, collaboration, platform-ready versions, approvals, and publishing.
No installation required · Download the local take immediately · Cloud sync never owns the recording screen
AI teleprompter
Paste a script and start talking. The teleprompter scrolls with your voice, holds when you pause, and stays over your recording setup or in an always-on-top window. The script is saved to the project, so the next take reads the same words.
Capture you can trust
Combine a screen, window, tab or region with your camera, microphone, and available system audio.
Check the actual resolution, frame rate, bitrate, container, microphone level, and system-audio state before committing to a take.
One-second recovery chunks protect an active take. Review and download locally without waiting for an upload.
Use a voice-following teleprompter, camera bubble, cursor emphasis, annotations, pause and resume, and keyboard shortcuts.
Local capture, cloud teamwork
Media and recovery chunks stay in the browser. If connectivity disappears, the recorder continues and the finished take remains available for local review and download.
The take joins your shared Library in the background. Upload progress remains non-modal, and interrupted transfers can resume instead of restarting your work.
Beyond the recording file
FAQ
No. Sigmora keeps the active take and recovery chunks in your browser. Upload, transcription, and collaboration resume after you reconnect, while the local take remains available to review and download.
No. The active take and its recovery chunks are captured in your browser. Cloud sync, collaboration, and transcription wait for connectivity and continue after you reconnect.
Yes. Review and download the local recording immediately after you stop. Uploading to the shared Library happens separately in the background.
Choose 720p, 1080p at 30 or 60 frames per second, or up to 4K. Your browser, device, and selected source determine the final format, which Sigmora shows before recording.
The local copy keeps capture reliable. The synchronized copy enables shared projects, comments, transcript editing, approvals, AI processing, cross-device access, and publishing.