For developers
Code that reviewers can actually read.
Your retina IDE captures into a 1080p video where 12pt monospace becomes a smear. ShipClip zooms into every click so the reviewer sees the line you're pointing at.
01 · The usual way
1080p ate your code.
You explain a PR by clicking through files and highlighting a line. Looks fine on your 3024×1964 retina display. Then you watch the export. Code is unreadable, cursor is a speck, reviewer asks to hop on a call. The recording saved nobody time.
02 · The ShipClip way
Auto-zoom on every click.
ShipClip logs every click during capture. The export smoothly zooms into each one. You click a line, it fills the frame. You click a terminal command, it magnifies. No manual keyframing. The reviewer follows along like they're sitting next to you.
Why it works
Zoom-to-click
Every click auto-magnifies the surrounding code. Reviewers follow line by line instead of squinting at a full-screen capture. Fewer “can we just call?” replies in the PR.
Multi-track audio
Mic, system audio, and app sounds on separate tracks. Keep the build output, mute the Slack ping. Fix audio after recording instead of starting over.
Native ScreenCaptureKit
Hardware-accelerated capture using Apple's own APIs. No Electron wrapper, no screen-mirror hack. Your IDE stays responsive while recording at 60fps.
Share in a PR comment
Drop a link in the PR comment, Slack thread, or wiki. Reviewers click and watch in their browser. No downloads, no video files clogging the repo.
Make your PR explanation as readable as your diff.
One take, one link, done. The reviewer reads the code, not your writeup.
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