Summary

Cap is an open-source, cross-platform screen recording and sharing tool designed as an alternative to Loom. It allows users to record, edit, and share high-quality videos with options for local or cloud storage, custom domains, and self-hosting for enhanced privacy and data ownership. It includes features for team collaboration and analytics.

Features
10/16
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Must Have

5 of 5

Screen Recording

Camera Recording

Instant Shared Links

Basic Video Editing

Viewer Analytics

Other

5 of 11

Timestamped Comments

Team Library

Custom Branding

Password Protection

Enterprise Security & Compliance

Emoji Reactions

Auto-Generated Transcripts

Slack Integration

Gmail Integration

Mobile App Support

API Access

Pricing
Freemium
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App + Commercial License

$58.00 one time
  • Commercial Use of Cap Recorder + Editor
  • Community Support
  • Local-only features
  • Perpetual license option

App + Commercial License + Cap Pro (Annual)

$6.00 per user
  • Connect your own domain to Cap
  • Unlimited cloud storage & Shareable links
  • Connect custom S3 storage bucket
  • Desktop app commercial license included
  • Advanced teams features
  • Unlimited views
  • Password protected videos
  • Advanced analytics
  • Priority support

App + Commercial License + Cap Pro (Monthly)

$9.00 per user
  • Connect your own domain to Cap
  • Unlimited cloud storage & Shareable links
  • Connect custom S3 storage bucket
  • Desktop app commercial license included
  • Advanced teams features
  • Unlimited views
  • Password protected videos
  • Advanced analytics
  • Priority support
Rationale

Cap is explicitly positioned as an open-source alternative to Loom, offering core functionalities like screen and camera recording, instant sharing, and basic editing. It also provides advanced features such as viewer analytics, timestamped comments, password protection, custom branding, and enterprise-grade security options through self-hosting and S3 integration. The website clearly outlines these features and directly compares them to Loom.