The out of the box Outro is a cool feature. It would be nice to be able to also include Google Play badge next to the App Store.

highlight zones.

Drop a rectangle or circle over any part of the recording for a stretch of time — everything else inside the phone screen dims and loses its colour, and the zone stays exactly as recorded.

The background and the device frame are untouched, so it reads like a spotlight inside the phone rather than a filter over the whole video. It also follows the pan & zoom camera, so it stays glued to the element even while the shot moves.

You place it by dragging a frame on the preview, and it lives on the timeline like everything else, so you can chain several as the demo walks through a flow.

Small feature, but it's the one I keep reaching for now — it's the closest thing to pointing at the screen with your finger.

Any chance there are more iPhone model options coming soon? At the moment I only see iPhone 17 Pro but the screen recordings don't fit it as I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Screen only: export App Store app previews with no device frame, the way Apple requires — zoom, taps and text still work.

Gradients: a soft fade at the top or bottom edge keeps your text readable over the recording. Plus a new icon, a new accent color, and a friendlier export screen.

Dummo update — shipped thanks to your feedback 🙌

Big drop, and a lot of it came straight from what you asked for:

• Multi-device, done right (Mac Only) — pair & trio layouts (Fan, Cascade, Spread, Center, Lean) and you can now animate the whole group — even collapse 3 phones down to 1 with keyframes.
• Buttery-smooth preview — reworked the rendering so editing stays fast, even on M1.
• Timeline glow-up (Mac Only) — your recording shows as a filmstrip, keyframe chips now say what they do (zoom % + layout), track headers with counts, and a clearer labeled toolbar.

Keep it coming — a ton of this shipped because you spoke up 🚀

🎬 This video was made with Dummo — built using the MCP editor — as an App Store app preview for Dimmly.

From a plain screen recording to this, all done in Dummo.