ScreenPal
Screen recorder and video editor, formerly Screencast-O-Matic, used widely for tutorials and classroom videos.
- Free plan or free tier
About Loom
Records your screen and camera and shares the video as a link, with transcripts and AI-written titles and summaries.
Loom records your screen, your camera or both, and uploads the video as you record, so you can share a link the moment you stop. Viewers can watch in the browser, leave comments and reactions at points in the video, and read an automatic transcript.
Its AI features write a title, a summary and chapters for each video, and can turn a recording into a written document such as a step-by-step guide or a bug report. Support teams use it to answer a question with a quick walkthrough, trainers use it for short how-to clips, and product teams use it for demos and feedback.
Loom is owned by Atlassian. For documentation, check how videos are organized into folders, who can view links outside your company, and how you will spot and replace videos when the software they show changes.
Details
Free plan or free tier
YesDrafts text with AI
Yes- Can be self-hostedNo
Not enough info yet on developer API. Check the tool's own site.
Listing written by SnappyGuides, checked 2026-11-04. Report a correction or request removal. Back to screen recording and tutorial video.