recordr

Recordr is a name used by several software projects and services related to recording media or data. There is no single, canonical product universally known as “recordr”; instead, multiple initiatives share the name across platforms and ecosystems.

In many cases, a recordr project is a media recorder that can capture audio, video, or screen activity. Implementations range from lightweight command-line tools to full graphical applications. Typical capabilities include selecting input sources (microphone, system audio, cameras), choosing capture area or window, and exporting to common formats such as WAV, MP3, MP4, or WebM. Some projects offer features like pause/resume, scheduling, or streaming.

License and availability vary by project. Some are open source, released under permissive licenses and hosted on code repositories; others are proprietary software or hosted services. Documentation, ongoing development, and user communities also differ between implementations.

Common use cases include recording lectures, demonstrations, tutorials, gameplay, or research data. Recordr tools may integrate with other software for editing, broadcasting, or data analysis, and may offer additional capabilities such as live streaming, metadata tagging, or multi-source recording.

See also: screen recorder, audio recorder, video capture.