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Rage Replay
Instant replay for your last 90 seconds of gameplay.
Press a key. Get the clip. Keep playing. Rage Replay is a simple, reliable instant replay tool for gamers. It continuously records your gameplay and lets you save the last moments with a single hotkey — no full-session recording or complex setup. Instead of storing raw footage in RAM, Rage Replay uses a rolling video buffer on disk, making it stable and consistent even during long sessions. No overlays, no accounts, no ecosystem lock-in — your clips are saved locally in standard MP4.
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Hey everyone 👋 I built Rage Replay because I got tired of missing great moments — or recording entire sessions just to get a 30-second clip. Most tools felt either too heavy, too complicated, or locked into their own ecosystem. I wanted something simpler: always recording, no setup, press a key → get the clip. One thing I focused on is reliability — Rage Replay uses a disk-based rolling buffer instead of storing raw footage in RAM, so it stays consistent even during long sessions. Would love your feedback: * Do you currently use something like OBS, Medal, or ShadowPlay? * What annoys you most about them? * Is 90 seconds enough for your clips? Happy to answer any technical questions too 🙌
About Rage Replay on Product Hunt
“Instant replay for your last 90 seconds of gameplay.”
Rage Replay was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #86 on the daily leaderboard. Press a key. Get the clip. Keep playing. Rage Replay is a simple, reliable instant replay tool for gamers. It continuously records your gameplay and lets you save the last moments with a single hotkey — no full-session recording or complex setup. Instead of storing raw footage in RAM, Rage Replay uses a rolling video buffer on disk, making it stable and consistent even during long sessions. No overlays, no accounts, no ecosystem lock-in — your clips are saved locally in standard MP4.
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