AI screen recorder Capwise ships Mac Intel, Linux and Windows builds
vista8 · x · 2026-11-11
Capwise, an AI-powered screen recording and editing tool, now runs on Mac Intel, Linux (Ubuntu 24.04) and Windows, expanding beyond its original Apple Silicon build.
The product targets software tutorials and product demos. After each recording, its default preset auto-generates sentence-level subtitles, AI-corrects them, translates to bilingual subtitles (16 languages), enhances voice, beautifies the webcam feed and tightens pacing to 1.25x. Notable features: text-based editing (deleting a subtitle line cuts the matching video and audio), one-click detection of filler words and pauses, an AI editing assistant that takes natural-language instructions (polish subtitles, lower music, generate cover art) with review-before-apply, teleprompter, multi-track timeline, and auto-ducking music by 12dB. Projects stay local and users can bring their own AI models via a local ACP agent.
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