Demo Recorder Pro

Kaway

About this app

Demo Recorder Pro is a video recording app for creating product demos, tutorials, walkthroughs, reviews, and long form video content.

The app helps you record yourself with the front camera, switch to screen recording, show a website, app, dashboard, document, or service, and then return to the front camera in one continuous MP4 file.

It is designed for founders, service owners, educators, consultants, product teams, creators, and anyone who needs to explain a product or service on video without recording many separate clips.

Main features:

Front camera recording
Record yourself speaking directly to the camera in a vertical video format.

Screen recording
Show your phone screen, websites, apps, dashboards, documents, and service interfaces.

One continuous MP4 file
Switch between front camera recording and screen recording during one session.

Camera bubble
Show or hide a small front camera preview while recording your screen.

Teleprompter
Read your prepared script while recording. The teleprompter text is visible to you and is not included in the final video.

Clean recording workflow
Recording controls and helper elements are designed to stay out of the final video when possible.

Virtual backgrounds
Use professional business style backgrounds for front camera recording.

Markers
Add markers during recording to remember important moments for editing later.

Microphone control
Turn the microphone on or off during recording without restarting the session.

Quality profiles
Choose a recording profile based on your device performance.

Sync test
Check audio and video synchronization before recording important content.

Demo Recorder Pro can be used to:

record product demos;
explain how a service works;
create app or website walkthroughs;
record tutorials;
prepare onboarding videos;
capture long form content for editing;
record reviews and presentations.

The app is built for a simple workflow: speak on camera, show the screen, return to camera, and save everything as one video file.

Record once. Explain clearly. Edit later.