FramioCam

ROADMAP

Where FramioCam goes next.

Thechangelogis the record of what has shipped. This page is the other direction — what is being built now, what comes after it, and what is being explored without a date. The line is solid where the product has already walked and dashed where it intends to; the further down, the softer the promise.

  1. FramioCam launch

    Shipped

    V1.0.0 · MAY 2026

    The first public release, on the Chrome Web Store. Capture, dress, export — the whole loop, on the machine it was captured on.

    • Capture the visible viewport or the full scrollable page.
    • OS window frames and styled backgrounds.
    • Copy to clipboard or download a finished mockup PNG.
    v1.0.0 release notes →

  2. Annotations, history, sharper exports

    Shipped

    V1.0.1 · JUNE 2026

    The first feature update after launch — annotation tooling, undo history, and export polish.

    • Annotation toolbar: arrows, boxes, blur, and text.
    • Undo / redo history, up to ten steps.
    • Export every queued screenshot as a single ZIP.
    v1.0.1 release notes →

  3. Screen recording, and a studio that edits it

    Shipped

    V1.1.0 · SEPTEMBER 2026

    The largest release since launch: FramioCam records now, and the studio that made screenshots beautiful edits video with the same hands.

    • Record a tab or the whole screen, with microphone and webcam, from the popup.
    • A real timeline: clips and lanes, split, trim, ripple delete, and transitions.
    • Zooms generated from your own clicks, a drawn cursor and click ripples.
    • Export MP4, WebM, GIF or a single still — and a library of everything made on the machine.
    v1.1.0 release notes →

  4. A timeline you can read, and a stage that lines things up

    Shipped

    V1.1.1 · SEPTEMBER 2026

    The timeline gets room, frames and magnetism; the canvas gets device frames, shapes and per-clip styling.

    • Everything on the timeline and on the stage snaps to what is already there.
    • Phone and tablet frames, and canvas shapes for YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.
    • A backdrop per clip, and a camera free at any size in every layout.
    • Exports dramatically faster on long projects.
    v1.1.1 release notes →

  5. Your work on every device

    Shipped

    V1.1.2 · SEPTEMBER 2026

    Recordings, screenshots and whole projects can live in your own cloud as well as on the machine. Everything still starts here; syncing is something you switch on, one provider at a time, and nothing is ever deleted on either side.

    • Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive — each switched on as it becomes available.
    • Two-way sync, and a shareable link for any recording or screenshot — view-only, editable, or private.
    • Project Sync: a project, undo steps included, picks up on another computer exactly as you left it.
    • A screenshot editor laid out like the video editor, with your own pictures dropped straight in.
    v1.1.2 release notes →

  6. A lighter, faster extension

    Shipped

    V1.1.3 · SEPTEMBER 2026

    Captures finish faster, the extension uses less of your bandwidth, drawing on long screenshots is smooth, and you always know what happened when you copy.

    • The extension is 60–84% smaller, so every page loads faster and the popup opens quicker.
    • Captures are saved once at the end instead of being rewritten as you shoot, and smooth drawing even on long full-page screenshots.
    • Copy always tells you if it worked — no silent failures or claiming success when the browser blocked it.
    • Progress cards show what is happening while FramioCam captures and saves, without getting in the picture.
    v1.1.3 release notes →

  7. Text that behaves like text

    In progress

    IN THE WORKS

    On-device text recognition, so the words inside a capture become words again. The model runs in the browser — nothing leaves the machine, which is the only way this feature could ship here at all.

    • Copy any text straight out of a screenshot.
    • Redact by finding and erasing text, not just blurring it.
    • Find a capture by the words inside it.

  8. Captions from your own voice

    Planned

    NEXT

    Speech recognised on the machine, the same way text will be — so a recording carries its own subtitles without its sound ever leaving the browser.

    • Captions made from the microphone track, placed on the timeline as text you retime and restyle.
    • Edit the transcript to edit the video: delete a sentence and the cut follows.
    • Take out the ums and the long pauses in one pass, with every cut shown before it is made.
    • Burn captions into the picture, or export them beside the file as SRT or VTT.

  9. Sound worth listening to

    Planned

    NEXT

    The picture already gets a studio. The voice over it should get one too — cleaned, levelled and mixed on the machine, in the preview and in the file alike.

    • Noise suppression for the microphone, after the recording as well as during it.
    • One loudness level that suits YouTube and a Slack thread alike.
    • Music that ducks under your voice on its own.
    • Record a voice-over straight onto the timeline, over a recording already made.

  10. A timeline that does more of the cutting

    Planned

    AFTER THAT

    Zooms already come from your clicks. The same recorded pointer and the same timeline can take on more of the work that is still done by hand.

    • Zoom paths with keyframes — pan across a page instead of jumping between two points.
    • A smoothed cursor, and a 9:16 reframe that follows it when a wide recording goes vertical.
    • Chapters and markers on the timeline, exported as YouTube chapters.
    • Freeze frames, and several blocks selected and moved together.

  11. One brand kit for both studios

    Planned

    AFTER THAT

    Colours, fonts, logo and a look, set once — and the screenshot editor and the video editor both reach for it, so everything you make looks like it came from the same place.

    • A brand kit shared by screenshots and video.
    • Title cards, lower thirds and an outro, drawn by the same renderer as everything else.
    • Project templates: start a new recording with the layout, look and intro of the last one.

  12. Interactive demos

    Exploring

    NO DATE YET

    Every recording already knows where you clicked. The same clicks could build a step-by-step, click-through demo — made on the machine, and a file you host wherever you like.

    • Steps made from recorded clicks, each with its own picture and caption.
    • A standalone HTML demo, or a PDF guide, from the same project.
    • Export straight to your connected cloud with a share link.

  13. Beyond Chrome

    Exploring

    NO DATE YET

    The honest state of it: nothing here is scheduled. The list is ordered by how much of the engine each one can already use.

    • Edge — the same engine, mostly a listing.
    • Firefox — the parts that assume Chrome, rewritten.
    • Safari — the hardest one, and the last.

Something you need that is not on this line? Write tosupport@framiocam.comand say so — it is read.

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