Download GlitchRecord
Records your screen, turns what you did into a narrated walkthrough, and files the bug for you. Always serves the latest release.
All builds
Read this before you install
- Open it once and allow it. macOS will say it "could not verify" the app — the builds are not signed by Apple yet. Click Done, NEVER "Move to Bin"/"Move to Trash". Then open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom, and click Open Anyway.
- If Open Anyway is not there. Some macOS versions never show that button. Open Terminal and run: xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/GlitchRecord.app — then open the app normally.
- Grant the permissions. Say yes to Screen Recording, Accessibility and Microphone when asked, then quit and reopen the app. Without Screen Recording every recording comes out blank.
- Get the Chrome extension from inside the app. On the Home screen, the "This machine" card has a Get Chrome extension button. It downloads the extension built from this exact release and opens the folder — load it at chrome://extensions with Developer mode on. Do not install it from anywhere else.
Permissions on a Mac
Grant Screen Recording and Accessibility once — GlitchRecord keeps them when it updates. If macOS asks again after an update, remove GlitchRecord from both lists in System Settings → Privacy & Security and add it again; switching it off and on is not enough. The app cannot update itself on a Mac for the same reason — use Check for updates on the Home screen, then come back here.
Filing a bug
In Chrome, press ⌘⇧G (Ctrl+Shift+G on Windows) on the page with the bug — the extension attaches a screenshot and your last steps. For a bug in GlitchRecord itself, use Report Bug on its Home screen.
Not notarized by Apple — macOS warns you on first open. The steps above get you past it.