Teaching workflows OurScreen is built for
- Record a lesson with screen, camera, voice, and system audio.
- Draw on the screen when explaining formulas, slides, websites, or software.
- Import a previous recording, voiceover, or class video and polish it.
- Add captions and export a clean version for students.
- Keep all raw files local on the Mac until you choose where to publish.
For schools and training teams
OurScreen is useful for small schools, tutoring centers, bootcamps, nonprofits, and workplace training teams that need clear video without a complicated production setup.
Why OurScreen is different from a normal recorder
Quick screen recorders are good for quick capture. Full video editors are powerful but slow for daily teaching. OurScreen sits in the middle: it records the lesson, applies teaching-focused polish like Auto Zoom and Camera styles, supports Screen Draw, and keeps editing simple enough for frequent use.
Why teachers lose time with normal recording tools
A typical lesson workflow can require one tool for screen capture, another for camera, another for audio, another for drawing, and another for editing. That is too much friction when the real goal is to explain a concept clearly. OurScreen reduces that friction by keeping the teaching workflow inside one Mac app.
Local files for sensitive learning work
Teachers often record student feedback, internal class material, private drafts, or training content that should not be uploaded automatically. OurScreen keeps the original recording local, so the teacher controls when and where a finished video is shared.
What a lesson can include
- A browser, slide deck, document, app, or selected display.
- A presenter camera bubble or camera-first scene.
- Microphone narration and system audio when needed.
- Explain drawings, arrows, circles, highlights, and simple text.
- Captions, title cards, logo placement, and custom backgrounds.
Education access
During launch, we are collecting feedback from teachers, tutors, and education creators. If you use a Mac and regularly make lessons, demos, walkthroughs, or class videos, join the education list and tell us what you record most often.