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Record your screen, webcam, and audio — share instantly with a link Record your screen with one click. Share it with the next click. That's it. Mool is a screen recorder built for people who talk faster than they type. Capture your screen, your camera, your voice, and whatever your tab is playing, then drop a link into Slack before anyone's finished reading the last thing you sent. What you can record - Your whole screen, a single app window, or just one browser tab - Your microphone, the tab's audio, your system audio - Your webcam as a little picture-in-picture bubble, so people see your face alongside the demo - All of it at once, if you're feeling fancy Things people actually use Mool for - "Let me just show you" instead of another 30-minute meeting - Bug reports that actually explain the bug - Tutorials and walkthroughs where your voice carries the nuance - Product demos for prospects who can watch whenever suits them - Design feedback where tone matters as much as the notes - Capturing the weird workflow before the person who knows it leaves How to get started 1. Install Mool 2. Click the icon in your toolbar 3. Sign in with Google 4. Pick what you want to record 5. Hit record, do your thing, hit stop 6. Paste the link wherever you need it Sign in with Google when you're ready for cloud storage and shareable links. That's the whole pitch. Your next "quick question" could be a 90-second video instead of a 20-minute meeting, give it a try.
May 2, 2026
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