Screen Recorder

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About this app

Tired of screen recorders that make you sit through an ad before you can even hit record? Screen Recorder does one thing well: it captures your screen the moment you tap the button — nothing else gets in the way.

THE ONE RULE THIS APP FOLLOWS
No ad, ever, between tapping "Record" and your recording actually starting. That's the single most common complaint about screen recorder apps, so it's the one thing we designed around.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Tap Record
2. Confirm Android's screen capture permission (required every session — Android's own security rule, not ours)
3. Switch to whatever you want to capture — a game, a tutorial, a video call
4. Come back and tap Stop when you're done

WHAT YOU GET
- Clean MP4 recordings saved right on your device
- Optional microphone audio alongside your screen
- A simple gallery: rename, share, or delete any recording
- Built-in playback, no need for a separate video app
- No watermark on your recordings, ever

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Every recording stays in the app's private storage on your device. Nothing is uploaded, synced, or shared with us or anyone else. Delete any recording, any time.

Banner ads (and at most one full-screen ad per app open, never mid-recording) support the free app. You'll be asked for ad consent where required (EEA/UK) and can change your choice anytime from the privacy options icon in the toolbar.
Record your screen instantly. No ad before recording starts, no watermark.
Updated on
Aug 12, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
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