Show your screen, add your voice, and share your explanation with a client or learner. No video editing expertise required.
Here’s the proposal for your new home page. Let me walk you through the choices and next steps.
Your voice adds the contextYour screen. Your voice. Your point, understood.
Here’s the proposal for your new home page. Let me walk you through the choices and next steps.
Your voice adds the contextYour screen, your voice, and your camera if you like. Explain it as if the other person were sitting right beside you.
Screen, microphone and cameraHere’s the proposal for your new home page. Let me walk you through the choices and next steps.
Your voice adds the contextTrim a hesitant start, reorder your clips, adjust the layout. Keep your explanation front and centre, without a complicated edit.
Clips, trimming and layoutsHere’s the proposal for your new home page. Let me walk you through the choices and next steps.
Your voice adds the contextPublish your video, copy its link, and send it. Your client or learner opens it in their browser and watches at their own pace.
Viewers don’t need an accountHere’s the proposal for your new home page. Let me walk you through the choices and next steps.
Your voice adds the contextA forgotten point, an explanation that could be clearer: re-record that clip and keep the rest of your video.
Preview the new take before replacing the clip. Your other clips stay in place.
Prepare your key points, then read them in the side panel as you explain. Your notes are not saved with the video.
Speaker notes require the Mozae extension in desktop Chrome.
With notes enabled, share only the browser tab you want to explain. Window and entire-screen capture are rejected to avoid recording the notes panel. Always check the selected source.
“Here are the three things to approve in this design.”
Send your reasoning along with your work. Show the choices, the details, and what you need from your client.
Record my first video“Look at this section. This is where I’d simplify.”
Walk through a document or website on screen and explain what needs to change. The context follows your attention.
Record my first video“Follow these steps, then give it a try yourself.”
Break down a method or a task. Learners can pause and return to the part they need.
Record my first videoCheck your video’s analytics after publishing: how many views it receives, how long it is watched, and how often viewers make it to the end.
2-minute video
Anonymous, aggregate statistics. Mozae does not tell you whether a named person watched your video. These are not individual client read receipts.
Mozae is a browser-based screen recorder and video sharing tool. It combines screen, voice and camera capture with simple editing to help you send an explanation as a link.
Independent professionals, freelancers and trainers who explain their work, give feedback or demonstrate a method to a client or learner, without a production team.
You can record your screen, camera and microphone with the permissions granted by your browser. Screen audio availability depends on your browser and the source you choose to share.
No. Editing focuses on what an explanation needs: trimming, ordering clips and adjusting the presentation. Your original media is preserved.
After publishing, you send a public link. Recipients watch it in their browser without a Mozae account. Anyone with the link can watch the video.
Recording and editing happen in a compatible desktop browser. Screen, camera and microphone permissions are requested for the mode you choose. Recipients watch the link in their browser.
Yes. Select the clip to replace, record a new take, and preview it before confirming. Your other clips are kept, so you don’t need to record everything again.
Yes, with the Mozae extension in desktop Chrome. Your notes appear in the side panel and are not saved with the video. This mode requires browser-tab sharing; window and entire-screen capture are rejected to avoid including the panel. Check your selected source before starting.
You can see anonymous, aggregate views, average watch duration, and completion rate. These do not identify a recipient or confirm that a particular client watched the video. A view qualifies after three cumulative playing seconds; completion means reaching 95% of the video.
Open your screen. Say it in your own words.
Record my first video