OurScreen Changelog
Last updated June 30, 2026
This page tracks public-facing OurScreen progress: Mac recording quality, Explain tools, editor improvements, activation, checkout, website updates, and launch readiness.
Added public pricing for a 15-day trial, $25/year license, and limited $59 Founder Lifetime offer for the first 100 paid users. Payment setup is connected to Paddle checkout and the OurScreen license system.
Expanded support, education, pricing, comparison, legal, and learning pages so new users and search engines can understand what OurScreen does and who it is for.
Improved the lightweight Explain experience for drawing, highlighting, pointing, and marking parts of the screen during recording. The goal is quick teaching and product explanation, not a heavy design suite.
Added stronger visual controls for screen layout, tilt, depth, curved display looks, camera bubble placement, background images, and full-screen preview so creators can review video quality before export.
Added trusted tester activation, license checks, revoke/reset support, account status, expiry display, and early access workflow for controlled launch testing.
OurScreen is signed by Impact Glocal Inc. with an Apple Developer ID, notarized and stapled by Apple, and Gatekeeper-approved for cleaner Mac installs.
Added profile-based setup, import and polish for video/audio, Explain moments, stronger click visibility, selection highlights, title/name/caption templates, logo placement, and local polish workflows.
Next priorities are payment verification, live checkout testing, email delivery checks, final download packaging, and Google Search Console submission.
What we track here
The changelog focuses on changes that matter to real users: whether recording is stable, whether permissions are clearer, whether the editor is easier to use, whether exports are reliable, and whether activation or payment flows are ready for public launch.
How updates reach users
OurScreen is being prepared for app updates through a standard Mac update flow. The goal is that paid users and early testers can move to the latest version without manually asking for a new build every time a fix ships.
Launch quality priorities
- Recording should reliably capture screen, camera, microphone, and system audio.
- Explain tools should stay lightweight and quick during recording.
- The editor should make selected clips, camera layers, captions, and zooms easy to understand.
- Checkout, activation, and license status should feel clear to non-technical users.
- Website, help, and download pages should answer common questions before support is needed.