Developer Walkthroughs

The Problem

You open a screen recorder to explain a pull request, a debugging session, or an architecture decision. You click through files, scroll to the relevant function, highlight a line. Makes perfect sense on your monitor.

Then you watch the recording. Your 3024x1964 retina display got squeezed into a 1080p video. The code is unreadable. Your cursor is a speck. The reviewer watches 30 seconds, gives up, and asks you to hop on a call instead. The recording saved nobody any time.

How ShipClip Solves It

Every click you make during recording gets logged. When you export, ShipClip smoothly zooms into each click location. You click a line of code, the viewer sees that line fill their screen. You click a terminal command, it magnifies. No manual keyframing, no post-production zoom-and-crop.

System audio records on a separate track from your mic. Your build output stays audible. The Slack notification at 1:32? Keyframe it out without touching your voiceover.

Key Features for Developers

• Zoom-to-click. Every click auto-magnifies the surrounding code. Reviewers follow along line by line instead of squinting at a full-screen capture. Fewer "can we just call?" replies.
• Multi-track audio. Mic, system audio, and app sounds on separate tracks. Keep the terminal output, mute the notification. Fix audio after recording instead of re-recording.
• Native ScreenCaptureKit. Zero-lag capture using macOS system APIs. No Electron wrapper, no screen-mirror hacks. Your IDE stays responsive while recording.
• Share a link. Drop a link in the PR comment, Slack thread, or wiki page. Reviewers click and watch. No downloads, no video files clogging the repo.