Soredemo

A screen recorder that lives in the menu bar and the notch, and keeps its reasons. Record a display, a window, a dragged-out area or a plugged-in iPhone or iPad, and the editor opens with the work already done: every click matched to the control under it through the accessibility APIs, the camera framing that control rather than just the cursor, and a review panel that says why each click was or was not zoomed, so the user can overrule any of it. Around that: a camera bubble that moves to another corner when the cursor comes near, music that ducks under speech, silences that cut themselves, window-follow capture, on-device captions with word-level timing, and one take exported to 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 in H.264, HEVC, ProRes or GIF. Nothing leaves the Mac — no account, no upload, zero third-party dependencies. Underneath, the core is an eleven-target Swift package in three tiers: a deterministic core where the same input always gives the same output, a Capture tier over ScreenCaptureKit and the accessibility APIs, and a GPU Compositing tier, with two custom SwiftPM build plugins turning those boundaries into compile errors. Interface in ten languages, MIT licensed. Recording, editing and export work end to end; the derivation pipeline is still in progress.