Features
Everything in the
studio, page by page.
From capture to local export, each capability has its own page. MCP agents can drive the demo; you still get full manual control.
How it works
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// mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"screenbeaver": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["@screenbeaver/mcp"]
}
}
}01 / Plug in
Plug into Cursor or Claude in minutes.
One npm install. The same MCP protocol your agents already speak: capture, edit, voice, and export tools.
Capture
Android
USB · 9:16
Tracks
Mic · Camera · Cursor path
02 / Capture
Record any screen, or a phone over USB.
Display, window, tab, or Android. Agents can drive it; you can still record by hand when you want full control.
How it works
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03 / Polish
Auto polish after every take.
Zooms, captions, cursor, effects, and shortcut overlays land on one timeline, then you refine or ship.
04 / Export
Local H.264: your file, your machine.
Encode a crisp MP4 without uploading the take. Optional VO helpers stay opt-in. Export itself stays local-first.
05 / Hands-off capture
Your agent walks. Screen Beaver films.
Connect an MCP-capable coding agent, run the walkthrough once, and export a polished local MP4 with zooms and captions already on the timeline.
See MCP setup →
Screen BeaverREC · 00:42Timeline
Capture finished. Review the cut, then export on your machine.
We don’t think timelines tell the full story.
But we ship the polish stack anyway: auto zoom, captions, cursor, FX, and local H.264.
Install from the Microsoft Store and feel the polish stack on a real product take.
Intentional zoom,
like an editor.
Soft on single clicks, stronger on primary actions. Zooms that feel directed, not accidental.
Local export
H.264 on your machine. Nothing uploaded for encode. Free to try, Pro for 4K & agents.
All features
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Recording
Capture the screen that matters.
Entire display, app window, browser tab, or Android over USB, with camera, mic, system audio, and a smooth cursor path sampled while you record.
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Auto zoom
Zooms that feel intentional.
Soft on glances, stronger on typing and menus, then eased like a real editor. Interest beats, not every click.
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Cursor
A 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.
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Camera
Face the viewer when it helps.
Record a selfie bubble beside the take, flip corners live, plant camera-sweep markers, and keep PiP out of Android frames when you don’t need it.
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Effects
Cinematic beats on command.
Scene-effect presets and glare stripes land on the timeline, from live hotkeys or the studio FX pad, so demos get presence without After Effects.
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Background
Frame the product, not the desktop.
Padding, radius, shadow, crop, wallpaper, and motion backgrounds, compositor-style framing so every export looks intentional.
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Timeline
Edit the story after the take.
Zooms, effects, captions, sounds, and cuts live on one timeline, playhead, split, undo, and save without a full NLE.
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Sounds
Clicks, whooshes, and music beds.
Insert click, whoosh, and typing SFX on the timeline, then add a music bed with ducking under voiceover when you narrate.
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Captions & VO
Words that ride with the demo.
Generate captions, burn them in or export .srt, then optionally speak them with AI voiceover, so mute autoplay still teaches.
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Shortcuts
Keys that show up on screen.
Modifier chords, F-keys, and Esc recorded while you demo become keyboard shortcut overlays in the export, tutorials that teach hotkeys.
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Export
Local H.264. Your file.
Composite and encode on your machine, crisp MP4 for launch pages, docs, and social. Nothing uploaded for export.
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Android USB
Phone demos. Real frames.
USB mirror with portable ADB, auto device shells, 9:16 layout, and the same zoom / captions polish as desktop takes.
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ASCII Art
Bright ASCII for SaaS demos.
Real aesthetic stills, flower meadows, light rings, portals, rendered into bright live ASCII loops for SaaS demo backdrops.
Ready to try the full stack?
Start free or install from the Microsoft Store.