YoRecord
Hey HN, I’m a PM who just wants to show teammates where things break / give feedback without paying $15–$30/month for Loom, Tella, or Screen.studio. Most of the time all I need is: click record, talk, hand over a link. So I built YoRecord.com for two simple reasons: 1. Save time—no installs, no Google-OAuth dance 2. Save money—recordings are free, HD, and downloadable in one click. Open the site, pick a tab or your whole desktop, talk through the issue, hit Stop. Now you can already get a link for sharing, this will upload the recording to cloud. Or you can download as MP4 - in…
YoRecord launched on June 17, 2025 with 7 votes, #3,918 of 7,999 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Record and share beautiful screen-recordings instantly. No sign-up, no install. Perfect for giving feedback, reporting bugs, or explaining ideas to teammates and customers. Runs right in your browser. It’s free, fast. Go async messaging instead of meetings.
Record and share screen videos with webcam overlays and AI subtitles - no downloads needed. Fast, private, and free for tutorials, demos, and team feedback.
Record your screen and webcam, add AI subtitles, trim out the boring parts, export an MP4. One tab, start to finish. The real editor, not a screenshot. Press play, scrub, drag the camera, edit a caption. The YoRecord editor, recorded with YoRecord. Watermark and all. Three steps. What you see below is the actual product, not mockups. Pick a tab, window, or screen. If you want your face in the corner, add the camera as a floating bubble. Elapsed time so far: about three seconds. Trim the dead air, speed up the slow parts, cut it into chapters. AI subtitles take one click, and you can fix them word by word. Download the MP4, or make a share link if you want one. Either way, the recording…from yorecord.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN, I’m a PM who just wants to show teammates where things break / give feedback without paying $15–$30/month for Loom, Tella, or Screen.studio. Most of the time all I need is: click record, talk, hand over a link. So I built YoRecord.com for two simple reasons: 1. Save time—no installs, no Google-OAuth…
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