“Loom's free plan stops each video at 5 minutes and won't let you download it; Screen Studio costs $29 a month and gives you a link only after you export.”
Bilal, on github.com ↗
Screen Studio wants $29 a month and makes you export before you get a link. Reelbird hands you the link the second you stop, polish later, bill never.
Screen Studio wants $20 a month for zoom-on-click. Reframed does the zooms, captions and webcam bubble for the price of a brew install.
“Getting cursor-tracking zoom effects, auto-captions, or webcam overlays on top of that usually means paying for a proprietary app.”
Screen Studio wants $29 a month to zoom in on your cursor. Fovea does it on Windows for the price of an npm install.
“Tried a couple of products but they pissed me off (heavy, slow, expensive, didn't let you use all the features).”
Loom wants $24 a seat to cut your ums. Lumen cuts them on Linux and hands you the link for free.
“And the parts that make Loom videos nice to watch cost extra.”
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