Record your screen with the Chrome extension and share a link with your team or customers. Your AI agents can record too, through the MCP server: demos, how-tos and bug reports.
CaptureFlow is a free, open-source screen recorder that lives in your Chrome browser. Record, and you get a link you can share with anyone. It's great for showing a teammate a bug, walking a customer through a feature, or explaining something that would take ages to type out.
KEY FEATURES
📽️ Record a tab, a window, or your whole screen, with your camera and microphone
🔗 Get a link you can share with anyone
✂️ Trim, cut, change the background or move your face bubble after you've shared it, and the link stays the same
📝 Transcripts and captions, with a summary and chapters
💬 See time-stamped comments and emoji reactions from the people who watch
🔔 Find out when someone watches or comments
🔒 Decide who can watch each video
📸 Take screenshots and mark them up before you share
🐙 Paste a video link into GitHub and it plays right there on the page
🤖 Coding agents can record too: an MCP server lets them record a demo of a pull request or a bug and attach the link
🛠️ Open source, and you can host it yourself
Two ways to use it:
- Hosted at captureflow.dev: free for your first 25 recordings, then Light at $5 or Pro at $12 per member a month, with unlimited recordings. A member is someone who records, so you only pay for the people making recordings.
- Self-host it with Docker on any machine, or on your own Cloudflare account (Workers, D1 and R2). Recordings stay on your storage, behind your auth, with your retention rules. The docs walk you through it step by step.
Everything is AGPL-3.0, the capture engine is MIT, and no feature is held back from the source. A native macOS app is built and coming soon.
It's still early, so I'd love to hear your feedback. I'll be here all day answering questions!
The MCP angle is the part that got me — I usually record a quick demo by hand when I open a PR, and having the agent do that itself and drop the link in the PR would save the exact step I always skip. Self-hosting it with no features held back from the source makes it easy to trust for bug-report recordings too.
congrats on the launch sardor. to your question, i would want the agent to record a short before and after of every ui change, so the reviewer watches 30 seconds instead of pulling the branch. since links already play inside github, can the agent drop it into the pr description by itself?
A new addition to CaptureFlow: an MCP server, so your AI agent can record videos for you 🤖
You ask Claude Code, Cursor or any agent that speaks MCP, and it does the recording itself:
🌐 A web app, including one on localhost: the agent opens it in a hidden browser, clicks and types through it, and records that
🖥️ Your screen or one app's window, like a terminal, while the agent does the work
📊 A presentation or how-to made of slides, with your screenshots and code
🎙️ A voiceover, generated on your own computer
🔗 A link you can share with anyone, with a written summary and chapters
So you can say "record a demo of the signup flow on localhost:3000 with a voiceover" and get the link back.
For developers there's also a /captureflow skill: type it on a branch and the agent records a demo of the changes and adds the link to the pull request. This one was recorded that way, by the agent:
claude mcp add captureflow -- npx -y @captureflow/mcp
Would love to hear what you'd want an agent to record.
we get bug reports from clients as whatsapp voice notes most of the time 😅 does the viewer need an account to leave a timestamped comment
About CaptureFlow on Product Hunt
“Open-source screen recorder with instant share links”
CaptureFlow launched on Product Hunt on November 14th, 2026 and earned 93 upvotes and 10 comments, placing #7 on the daily leaderboard. Record your screen with the Chrome extension and share a link with your team or customers. Your AI agents can record too, through the MCP server: demos, how-tos and bug reports.
CaptureFlow was featured in Chrome Extensions (52.9k followers), Productivity (665.5k followers), Open Source (69.1k followers) and GitHub (41.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 248.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted CaptureFlow?
CaptureFlow was hunted by Sardor. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Sardor
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Sardor, the maker of CaptureFlow.
CaptureFlow is a free, open-source screen recorder that lives in your Chrome browser. Record, and you get a link you can share with anyone. It's great for showing a teammate a bug, walking a customer through a feature, or explaining something that would take ages to type out.
KEY FEATURES
📽️ Record a tab, a window, or your whole screen, with your camera and microphone
🔗 Get a link you can share with anyone
✂️ Trim, cut, change the background or move your face bubble after you've shared it, and the link stays the same
📝 Transcripts and captions, with a summary and chapters
💬 See time-stamped comments and emoji reactions from the people who watch
🔔 Find out when someone watches or comments
🔒 Decide who can watch each video
📸 Take screenshots and mark them up before you share
🐙 Paste a video link into GitHub and it plays right there on the page
🤖 Coding agents can record too: an MCP server lets them record a demo of a pull request or a bug and attach the link
🛠️ Open source, and you can host it yourself
Two ways to use it:
- Hosted at captureflow.dev: free for your first 25 recordings, then Light at $5 or Pro at $12 per member a month, with unlimited recordings. A member is someone who records, so you only pay for the people making recordings.
- Self-host it with Docker on any machine, or on your own Cloudflare account (Workers, D1 and R2). Recordings stay on your storage, behind your auth, with your retention rules. The docs walk you through it step by step.
Everything is AGPL-3.0, the capture engine is MIT, and no feature is held back from the source. A native macOS app is built and coming soon.
It's still early, so I'd love to hear your feedback. I'll be here all day answering questions!