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Visualize mouse clicks, keystrokes & shortcuts on screen. Great for screen recordings, screencasts, demos & tutorials. Show every click and keystroke on screen — perfect for screen recordings, screencasts, demos, tutorials, and live presentations. InputCast draws a clean, minimal overlay on top of any web page so your audience can follow exactly what you do: • Clicks — a mark flashes on every click (left vs. right button distinguished). • Keystrokes & shortcuts — keys and modifier combos (⌘ / Ctrl / ⌥ + key) appear in a rolling strip. • Drag — a trail follows the mouse from grab to release. • Scroll — a mini-mouse and a direction arrow (↑ ↓ ← →) show scroll direction. • Modifier-click — a ring labels the held modifier. Why InputCast: • Works on any website, light or dark — the mark keeps its contrast everywhere. • Never interferes — it only draws; your clicks, scrolls, and shortcuts keep working normally, and no keystrokes are intercepted. • Minimal and distraction-free, with an on/off toggle and adjustable position. • Respects your reduced-motion setting. Privacy: InputCast runs entirely on your device. It does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data, and it makes no network requests. The only saved data is your local settings (on/off and overlay position). Great for YouTube tutorials, product demos, onboarding videos, bug repros, and screen-share presentations.
Aug 7, 2026
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