A screen recorder for Linux — without the X11 vs Wayland headache.
Screen recording on Linux usually means picking between OBS, SimpleScreenRecorder, kazam, or whatever your distro packages this year. Screendog runs in your browser, uses the Screen Capture API directly, and transcribes every recording automatically.
Wayland and X11 both work
Modern Chromium and Firefox on Linux expose the Screen Capture API on both X11 and Wayland (with PipeWire). Screendog uses whatever your browser provides — you do not have to think about it.
No package manager required
No apt, no dnf, no snap, no flatpak, no AppImage. Open the page, click record. Already have a video file? Upload it and Screendog transcribes it too.
Transcripts, folders, and share links
Recordings are WebM (VP9 or VP8) by default. Each one gets a Whisper transcript, AI notes, a folder home, and a share link or embed code — the same on Linux as everywhere else.
Frequently asked
Will it work on a fresh install?
Yes — any modern Chromium-based browser or Firefox supports the Screen Capture API on Linux.
Audio capture on Wayland?
Microphone capture works everywhere. System audio capture depends on your browser version and PipeWire setup.
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5 recordings on the free trial. Automatic transcripts, AI notes, folders, and shareable links. No credit card.
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