Reel

Screen recording for your Mac

Coming soon

Reel is coming soon, and it will need a Mac running macOS 15 Sequoia or later.

Record your screen, trim what you share

Reel is a native Mac app that records your screen, and you as well if you want, then lets you trim and cut the recording and export a video to share. You record one window or one whole display, which you choose with the Mac’s own picker, and in window mode only that window appears in the video.

Common questions

When will Reel be released, and what will it cost?

Neither the release date nor the price is set yet. When it arrives, Reel will be sold like every Handy Tools app: One fee, lifetime access.

Can Reel find hesitation sounds?

Reel uses speech recognition that runs on your Mac to find hesitation sounds such as um, uh and ah, and lists each one. You listen and choose which to remove, nothing is removed automatically, and this needs macOS 26 or later and works in English (US, UK and Australian).

Where are recordings saved?

Recordings are saved as H.264 MP4 files on your Mac, in Movies/Reel unless you choose another folder. They can be up to 3840 × 2160 at 30 frames a second.

Are my videos or speech uploaded?

No. Videos and speech are never uploaded, there is no account and no cloud library, and Reel goes online only to activate a licence, check for updates, and to download Apple’s speech model if you ask for filler-word detection.

What is not in the first version?

The first version does not include pausing a recording, recording a region of the screen, captions, effects, or hosted sharing links.

Information

Price
Not set yet
Licence
One fee, lifetime access.
Requires
macOS 15 Sequoia or later
Made by
Goose Farm Ventures Pty Ltd

One fee, lifetime access.

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