Screen, mic, and webcam — merged into one clean file, saved straight to your disk. No sign-up, no upload, no one watching.
You'll pick a save location first. Recording starts right after.
Writing directly to your disk — safe for long sessions.
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Your browser asks for a file name and folder before anything else happens — the recording lands exactly where you choose.
Pick a tab, window, or your entire display. Mic and webcam join in automatically if you've left them switched on.
Click stop and your file is already saved to disk. A preview appears right there so you can check it before doing anything else.
There's no server in the loop. Your screen, mic, and webcam are combined locally and written straight to your disk.
No sign-up, no email, no password. Open the page and start recording — that's the entire onboarding flow.
Because there's no server cost to us, there's no reason to charge you, gate features, or push a "pro" tier.
Your file is written in small chunks every second instead of piling up in memory, so hour-long sessions don't crash your tab.
No. There is no server-side component at all. Your recording is composited and written directly to your own disk, entirely inside your browser tab.
MergeCam needs the File System Access API and MediaStreamTrackProcessor, which currently means a recent version of Chrome or Edge on desktop. Firefox and Safari don't support these yet.
Yes — toggle either one off before you start, and MergeCam will record your screen and system audio only.
Recordings save as .webm, a widely supported open video format that plays natively in every modern browser and most media players.
No hard limit. Since data streams to disk in small chunks rather than building up in memory, MergeCam is designed to handle long sessions safely.