All features
Share & own
Share the video. Keep the data.
Nothing leaves your machine until you hit Share. Then the clip, its transcript and a self-contained viewer page upload to your own cloud account, Cloudflare or Backblaze B2, on a link that expires when you say so. The library, the files and the infrastructure stay yours.
Share on intent
Recording, transcribing and searching need no account and no connection. Upload happens only when you choose to share a clip.
Your cloud, not ours
Cloudflare: one OAuth click deploys a tiny Worker into your account, and viewing is free at any volume, R2 has no egress fees. Backblaze B2: paste one application key, no card needed, and vidspawn provisions the bucket. Either way, the bytes are yours.
Expiry and revoke
Share links expire on the schedule you set, or stay up until revoked. Revoking is one click.
Viewer pages that stand alone
A share page is self-contained: player, transcript, download and expiry. It runs in your account, so it keeps working whatever happens to us.
From public reviews of other recorders
"Currently, I am unable to view or access my past library when logging into my account."
Loom user · Atlassian Community ↗"I no longer have access to transcripts and files for several long-term client relationships."
Fathom user · Capterra ↗"Forcing your own cloud should be illegal in this day and age."
CleanShot X user · Product Hunt ↗Public reviews by users of other products, quoted verbatim and linked. They describe those products, not vidspawn.
Share when you decide, from infrastructure you own.