NEWCursorA pointer that
looks directed.
Record a smooth cursor path, then draw a polished pointer in the edit — follow zooms, click ripples, and motion that feels intentional.
Works where Cursor & Claude already live
Cursor
Claude
MCP
Chrome
WindowsThe problem
Every demo starts from scratch.
Re-doing cursor by hand on every take
Opening a full editor for a thirty-second demo
Agents that capture clicks but leave the polish to you
The fix
Cursor is built into the studio — not bolted on later.
01Sample while recording
Pointer motion is captured so the editor can redraw a clean cursor instead of raw OS jitter.
02Desktop goes deeper
Windows system-wide tracking (and the companion extension) cover native menus the browser alone can’t see.
03Works with zoom
Menu and tour zooms gently track the smoothed pointer so attention stays on the control you meant.
In the studio
The real Screen Beaver UI — Cursor selected.
Rail, inspector, stage, and timeline — the same chrome you get in the desktop app and the web demo.
Set up once & you’re done.
The only step that needs you is the first one.
01 Connect once
Install the MCP server. About thirty seconds.
$ npx @screenbeaver/mcp
02 Keep your tools
Cursor, Claude Desktop — nothing to switch.
03 Ship the demo
Cursor lands on the timeline — export locally.
Same demo. Different finish.
Toggle cursor on — watch Screen Beaver do the polish work between a raw take and a shippable cut.
Studio · Cursor
On
Portable. No lock-in. Local export.
On the timeline
Nudge, delete, or regenerate — nothing locked after the take.
Delete anytime
Remove markers you don’t want. Your project stays yours.
Export locallyNEW
H.264 MP4 on your machine. No cloud encode required.
One studio · every demo
Stop scrubbing for cursor.
Free to start. Wire MCP once — then ask Cursor or Claude to film while cursor lands on the timeline.
