ABOUT
We make one thing, and it runs on your machine.
FramioCam is a screenshot and screen-recording studio that lives in a browser tab. It is not a service, there is nowhere for it to upload to, and you pay for it once.
Every other tool in this category is a subscription to somewhere your work is kept. We wanted the opposite — something you own outright, that leaves your work where you made it.
01
Nothing is uploaded.
Captures, recordings and edits live in your browser’s own storage, on your machine. Two requests ever leave it, and neither one carries your work.
WHAT LEAVES YOUR BROWSER02
You buy it once.
Solo, Team and Enterprise are bought outright. Nothing renews, nothing is cancelled, and there is no seat you keep paying for to keep what you already made.
WHAT IT COSTS03
The free plan is the product.
Not a trial with a clock on it. Unlimited screenshots, unlimited recordings, and the whole studio. A licence takes the watermark off the video and lifts the export cap.
WHAT THE FREE PLAN GIVES YOU
WHAT IT DOES
Four things, and the seams between them
Most of the work is in the handover: a capture that arrives in the editor already the right size, a recording that opens on a timeline rather than in a download folder.
- Capture
- Visible area, full page, full site, or a region you draw — stitched at device-pixel resolution.
- Screenshot Editor
- Backdrops, macOS and Windows window frames, non-destructive annotations, crop and watermark.
- Screen Recording
- Tab, window, screen or an area, with live preview and real mic and camera meters.
- Video Editor
- A multi-lane timeline: transitions, click-driven auto-zoom, text, marks, audio, and export.
WHO MAKES IT
A small thing, made deliberately
FramioCam is built by Ratul Hasan at Besofty.
Payment is handled by Paddle as merchant of record, which is why your receipt comes from them and card details never reach us.
If something here is wrong, or you want something it does not do yet, hello@ratulhasan.com reaches a person.
IN THE OPEN
- Changelog →
- Every release, newest first — what was added, what improved, and what was broken before it was fixed.
- Blog →
- Notes on how the pipeline works, and the bugs that taught us something worth writing down.
- Careers →
- What we would look for, and how to write to us when nothing is open.