Project-based output
Keep recordings grouped by project while still naming each recording independently, so folders stay clean and filenames stay meaningful.
Windows screen recording, cleaned up
Fast capture. Better organization. No cloud baggage.
RecordFlow is a local-first Windows desktop recorder built for people who want to hit record, stay organized by project, and get out of the way. It keeps recordings structured, supports delayed starts, and stays usable when the main window is hidden.
What it does
A recorder designed like a utility, not a content platform.
RecordFlow focuses on everyday desktop capture: clear actions, sensible defaults, local persistence, and quick access to the files you actually need.
Local-first behavior
No backend, no account flow, no sync dependency. Settings, history, metrics, and logs stay on the machine.
Built for quick sessions
Delayed start, tray-aware minimize behavior, a floating recording indicator, and fast resume-stop loops make it practical for repeated capture work.
Why it feels different
Simple on the surface, but not stripped down where it matters.
Core workflow
- Choose a monitor, recording title, quality, and audio mode.
- Start immediately or delay the recording when you need setup time.
- Stop the session and keep the window behavior predictable instead of losing the app into the tray.
Technical base
- .NET 10 and WPF for a native Windows desktop experience.
- SQLite for local persistence and project history.
- ScreenRecorderLib wrapped behind app-level recording services instead of leaking library types into the UI.
Get the project
Browse the code, follow the build, or package it for Windows.
RecordFlow is built as a Windows-first desktop utility and published from the same repository that contains the core app and this site.