REQO's answer:

REQO does the whole job in one browser tab. It records your screen, camera and system audio, then opens straight into a real editor rather than a trimmer: a multi-track timeline, plus transcript editing where deleting a sentence of text removes the matching video with it.

Subtitles are generated automatically and can be burned into the export or served as a separate VTT file, and every export gets a public share URL, so sending a recording means sending a link rather than uploading a file.

There is nothing to install, no extension and no plugin, so it works on a locked-down work machine as easily as your own.

REQO's answer:

Three practical reasons.

The free tier is genuinely usable. There is no recording time limit and you get the complete editor, not a cut-down trimmer. Free exports carry a small REQO badge, and that is the only catch.

One paid tier, not a ladder. Pro is $19 a month. It removes the badge, adds unlimited team members and unlocks AI Studio. There is no per-seat arithmetic and no feature you later discover is three tiers up.

Nothing to install. Being entirely browser-based means you can record on a locked-down work laptop, a borrowed machine or a Chromebook. Transcript editing then handles the slow part: delete the filler words from the text and the video cuts itself.

REQO's answer:

People who record their screen or themselves often enough that editing time actually matters, but who do not want to run a desktop editor to deal with it.

• Founders and product teams recording demos, walkthroughs and release notes
• Support and customer success replying with a recording instead of three paragraphs
• Educators and course creators producing lesson material
• Marketers and creators cutting long recordings into short social clips

It suits teams and individuals equally. Shared workspaces with role-based access keep a company's recordings in one library, while a solo user can record, edit and share without installing anything.

REQO's answer:

REQO is a Next.js and React application written in TypeScript and styled with Tailwind CSS.

Recording uses the browser's native MediaRecorder API, which is why no extension or plugin is required. Transcription is Whisper-based, and rendering runs on FFmpeg away from the user's machine so a long export does not tie up your laptop.

Application data lives in PostgreSQL via Prisma, authentication is handled by NextAuth, payments run through Stripe, and media storage and delivery sit on Cloudflare.