Capture SDK for your own product

A new SDK lets you record on your user's device from inside your own product, not just through Capturly.

Full capture-request and recording API

New v1 endpoints for creating capture requests and sessions, reading recordings and usage, and managing API keys and webhook endpoints. Lifecycle webhooks now cover submission received, request closed, deadline expiry, and capture buffered/completed/failed.

Webhook delivery history

See the status of every webhook delivery on /account/webhooks.

Collecting recordings from others is now a first-class flow

Requesting a recording from someone else is now built into the product, not just available via the API.

Public docs site and API reference

Library v2 on desktop

Rename and delete recordings, see expiry badges, play back in-app (including review-your-take), track a quota bar, and recover unfinished uploads.

Studio guest join via magic link

Subscription and license status shown on desktop

Trial, past-due, and license-expiry states now surface in the desktop app.

Three-color studio branding

Studio branding now supports a full three-color palette instead of a single brand color.

Stronger API key security

Hardened API key format and full key lifecycle now recorded in the audit log.

Tighter desktop and licensing security

Entitlements are now machine-bound and enforced client-side, desktop sign-in tokens can be revoked per user, join-token deep links require confirmation before use, and upload/content security policies were tightened.

More reliable desktop installs and updates

Fixed studio signaling and protocol handling in packaged builds, and the Windows installer is now properly versioned for the update feed.

Closed gaps in the capture-request lifecycle

A full audit of what happens to a recording after it's captured turned up and fixed several gaps in request handling.

Resolved dozens of platform issues found in review

Multiple rounds of review on the new capture platform surfaced and fixed defects across the surface.

Recording reliability fixes on Windows and macOS

Fixed stop-orchestration issues that could destroy or truncate a recording, made macOS recording crash-safe, and corrected audio/video start timing and stop-and-quit coordination on Windows.

Desktop app stability fixes

Silent failures during sign-in, host/join, and admit/deny are now surfaced, leaked camera streams are released properly, and the audio meter and media-stream handling were made more efficient.