Vaultcast — Screen Recorder

Record your screen — and keep every recording in your own Google Drive. Vaultcast records your screen and streams it straight to *your* Google Drive while you record. There's no account to create and no server in the middle: the file lives in your Drive, under your storage, from the first second. Stop recording and it's already there. ★ FOUR WAYS TO CAPTURE • Full screen — record an entire display. • Window — record a single application window. • Tab — one click to record the current browser tab (its audio stays audible). • Region — drag a box to record just a portion of the page; everything outside dims so you can aim. ★ SAVED TO YOUR OWN DRIVE Every recording uploads to your Google Drive using the per-file "drive.file" permission — Vaultcast can only ever see files it created, never the rest of your Drive. Because the file lives in your account, there are no storage or bandwidth costs imposed by us, and sharing is one Drive link away. ★ STREAMS WHILE YOU RECORD Chunks upload live using Google's resumable upload, so there's no long wait after you stop. Recordings are always written to local storage first, so nothing is lost if a tab crashes. ★ WORKS OFFLINE No connection? Keep recording. Everything is saved locally and the upload resumes automatically the moment you're back online. ★ NEVER STUCK RECORDING A floating Stop controller stays visible for every mode, plus a red REC badge on the toolbar and an Alt+Shift+S shortcut — so you can always stop, even while recording full screen. ★ A REAL DASHBOARD Open the full-page view to browse every recording with thumbnails, live upload progress, search and filters, Open-in-Drive links, download, and delete. ★ MIC & SYSTEM AUDIO Add your microphone, capture system/tab audio, or both — mixed automatically. ★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN No analytics, no tracking, no third-party servers. Recordings go only to your Google Drive, or stay entirely local if you pick "Local only." Keyboard shortcut (customizable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts): • Alt+Shift+S — stop the current recording