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Interactive demos of native Mac apps
The ArcDemo macOS recorder turns a native Mac app into a clickable interactive demo: each click in the window you choose becomes a step, with the motion between steps recorded as video. It is for teams whose product, or part of it, is desktop software that browser-based demo tools can't see.
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What you can do
- Captures one app window you choose, never the rest of your screen.
- Turns every click into a step with a screenshot, plus optional motion video between steps.
- Never records what you type, key presses, labels or selected text.
- Keeps recordings encrypted on your Mac until they upload, and resumes an interrupted upload.
- Sends desktop captures to the same editor as web captures, so one demo can mix both.
How it works
- 01
Sign in
Sign in through your browser and choose the workspace to send captures to.
- 02
Grant access and pick a window
Allow Screen Recording and Accessibility in macOS settings, then pick the app window to record.
- 03
Record and upload
Click through the workflow, pause when you need to, then stop. The demo opens in the editor.
Which plans include it
Desktop capture is included on every plan, including Free. The recorder requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later and is part of ArcDemo's invite-only early access. Compare plans.
Common questions
Does ArcDemo capture Windows apps?
The desktop recorder is macOS-only today. You can record a Windows app as a video demo with the Chrome extension.
What does the macOS recorder upload?
Screenshots and motion video of the selected window and where you clicked. App names and window titles stay on your Mac.
Build your first interactive demo
ArcDemo is in invite-only early access. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your spot opens.