SCREEN RECORDER

Screen Recorder - Vidorec

Vidorec is a screen recorder and video editor published on Android, with its iOS release in preparation. On supported Android devices it records the screen with microphone, device audio or a mix. It provides notification controls and editing tools; eligible Pro users can use Live Draw and Facecam. Normal recording stays on-device, with no forced account or forced Vidorec watermark.

ANDROIDGet it on Google PlayCOMING SOONDownload on the App Store

Available now on Google Play. The iOS release is coming soon to the App Store.

Start recording

Start/stop recording with one tap from the notification shade

Device audio + microphone

Requires Android 10 or newer

Edit video

Trim, merge, layers, filters, GIF

Live draw · Facecam

Add drawing and camera context where the platform and plan support them.

Screen Recorder - Vidorec feature overview

CLEAR BOUNDARIES

What to know before recording

Internal audio requires Android 10 or newer; the source app can block audio capture.
The microphone is optional. You can record silently: the screen is captured, the sound is not. You can also grant the permission later in Settings.
High resolution, frame rate and bitrate depend on the device encoder, storage and thermal conditions.
iOS uses ReplayKit and system recording controls. The App Store link will appear here when the iOS release is available.

The same truth as the product.

Normal screen recording and video editing happen on-device. Online features such as analytics, rewarded ads, purchases, feedback, Google sign-in and AI captions are disclosed separately.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can Vidorec record device audio?

On supported devices running Android 10 or newer, device audio or a device-audio and microphone mix can be selected when the source app allows capture.

Is microphone permission required?

No. You can record silently or, where eligible, choose device audio only. Microphone permission is needed only when the microphone is used.

Are recordings uploaded to a server?

Normal recording and editing happen on-device. Optional online features have separate data behavior documented in the privacy policy.