Free preview for Windows and macOS
Liveora is two desktop apps for people who explain software. Studio records the walkthrough and turns it into a clean video. Snap turns a screenshot into a bug report someone can act on.
No account · tested on Windows 11 · macOS builds untested
Two apps, one grammar
Screen recorder & video editor
Record the walkthrough once, then make it watchable: cut it on a timeline, add steps, spotlights and zooms, and export a file that plays anywhere.
Screenshot & markup tool
Grab the part of the screen that matters, point at the problem from the keyboard, and paste it where the conversation is.
Learn one and the other already feels familiar: the same keys for the live tools, the same skins, the same bracket mark around everything you capture.
Captures and recordings stay on your disk. Studio uploads only when you share to your own OneDrive or Google Drive.
In both apps the editor and the export use the same renderer. No surprises after the progress bar.
Every Snap tool has one letter. Studio splits with S, marks a range with I and O, and lists every shortcut on ?.
A clean default, a Winamp-era classic and a green-on-black Matrix. Both apps come with the same three.
Live tools
ZoomIt's keys, from any app. In Snap, CtrlE opens the marked-up screen in the editor with every mark still editable. In a Studio screen or region recording, the marks go into the video.
The skin is one setting. Here is Liveora Studio's editor in each of them, on the same project.
Nothing for now. Studio and Snap 0.1.0 are free preview builds. Paid licences will be sold on this site later; there is no price yet.
No. Neither app signs you in or sends your captures anywhere. Studio uploads only when you click Share, and then to your own OneDrive or Google Drive.
Windows on x64 and Arm64, and macOS on Apple silicon and Intel. The Windows builds are tested on Windows 11. The macOS builds come from the same code but have not been run on a real Mac yet, so treat them as an experiment.
The preview builds are not code-signed yet, so the browser and SmartScreen each ask once, and macOS needs Open Anyway. Every file has a SHA-256 checksum on the download page if you want to verify it first.
The 0.1.0 builds were made before the apps were renamed, so Liveora Studio still installs and runs as Captora and Liveora Snap as Captrio, folders included. Builds with the new names will follow.
If the thing you are explaining moves, a flow, a bug that needs three clicks, a training clip, use Studio. If one picture says it, a field, an error, a layout, use Snap. They are separate downloads and work fine side by side.
Your microphone, yes, and a browser tab's own sound. macOS does not let Studio record system audio directly; a virtual audio device such as BlackHole, picked as the microphone, works around it.
Studio 0.1.0 and Snap 0.1.0 are free previews. Paid licences will be sold on this site later.
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