Choose what to capture
Record your camera, screen, microphone, or a combination that fits the message.
Private alpha · Chrome first
Capture your screen, camera, or voice in moments. Share with a Tauk link—or download your recording and publish it anywhere you choose.
Start with Free. Paid enrollment is disabled during the private alpha; when enabled, Creator upgrades will begin only after you sign in to a Tauk workspace.
How it works
Skip the complicated editor. Tauk keeps the workflow focused on what you want to say.
Record your camera, screen, microphone, or a combination that fits the message.
Trim the edges and decide when viewers see you, your screen, or both—without changing the originals.
Send a clean Tauk link, copy a linked thumbnail for email, or download the finished file.
One recording. Two paths.
The current alpha uses Tauk processing to create both the finished download and an unlisted viewing link. You decide whether to share that link or distribute the downloaded file somewhere else.
Share through Tauk
Publish to a stable viewing page, then share the URL or a linked thumbnail in email and chat.
Take it anywhere
After Tauk renders the edit, download the finished recording and publish it in your own app, social channel, learning platform, or archive. The unlisted Tauk link can remain unshared.
Show it. Tell it. Let’s Tauk.
Give context, show your work, and let people watch when it fits their schedule.
Explain a workflow with your screen and your voice together.
Replace another meeting with a message teammates can replay.
Show the fix clearly instead of writing a wall of instructions.
Turn knowledge into a useful resource people can revisit.
Record once, download, and distribute through your own channels.
Capture a voice, a face, or a memory while it is fresh.
Local-first by design
Tauk records to your device first and does not begin recording until you choose Start. If you previously granted camera or microphone permission, opening the recorder can restore a live preview for the selected or default mode; screen capture still waits for Chrome’s picker. Originals remain on your device until you explicitly select Back up originals or Publish.
Local originals are not silently deleted after publishing.
Published links are unlisted by default during the alpha.
Permission use is explained in plain language.
Simple workspace pricing
Free covers local-first creation and a small hosted library. Creator is $15 for each paid creator seat, whether the workspace belongs to one person or a team.
Free
$0/month
no card required
For recording and editing locally, with a focused allowance for sharing finished work through Tauk.
Creator
$15/paid creator seat/month
no seat minimum
For people and teams that want Tauk to retain original source backups and remove the Free publication-count restriction.
Organization
Let’s talk
10+ creators or managed rollout
For organizations that want help planning seats, domains, administration, security, or tailored capacity.
Creator Checkout is disabled during the private alpha. When enabled, it will start from an authenticated Tauk workspace, never from this anonymous page. The Free publication allowance is concurrent, not lifetime. Creator removes the two Free-only restrictions; it does not remove Tauk’s normal service limits. Taxes, volume terms, and final included capacity will be finalized and shown before live paid enrollment.
Questions, answered
Still wondering about something? Visit support or email support@tauk.app.
The Chrome alpha supports camera plus screen, camera only, screen only, vertical social video, and audio-only recording. The microphone can accompany any relevant mode.
No. In the current alpha, publishing uses Tauk to render the finished media and creates an unlisted link, but you can leave that link unshared, download the result, and distribute the file through your own channels.
Tauk creates local originals on your device first. Source files and related recording metadata leave the device only when you explicitly select Back up originals or Publish. Publishing also creates the hosted rendition and share link. Local originals stay on your device until you delete them.
Free lets you record and edit locally and keep up to 10 finished publications hosted at one time. Tauk may transfer source files temporarily to create the finished edit, but Free does not retain those originals as a cloud backup. Removing a hosted copy frees its slot only after cloud cleanup succeeds; your local recording remains on your device.
No. Creator allows retained cloud backup of original sources and removes the Free plan’s 10-publication count cap. Storage, recording duration, processing, delivery, rate, abuse, and safety limits still apply, and final included capacity will be shown before paid enrollment opens.
Alpha share links are unlisted: they are not intended for search discovery, but anyone who receives the URL may be able to open it. Do not use an unlisted link as a substitute for access control.
Not yet. Tauk is in a private technical alpha while we complete production infrastructure, billing, store disclosures, and release testing.
The alpha includes controls to request deletion of individual local and hosted recording records, while verified object cleanup and receipts are still being hardened for production. The public account-deletion page describes today’s manual request process; an authenticated in-product account-deletion flow is required before public launch.
Storage keeps durable local recordings and preferences, Clipboard writes share links you copy, and Tauk host access connects the extension to its own service. Camera and microphone access supports previews and recording modes that need them; screen capture starts only after you choose a source in Chrome’s picker.

Ready when you are
Join the private alpha and help shape the simplest way to record and share what you know.
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