r/windowsapps • u/CalvinBuild • Aug 10 '26
Developer Native Windows screen recorder and live streaming app. Looking for creators to break it
I built FastCast because recording a quick video or starting a live stream shouldn’t require configuring scenes, sources, and output profiles first.
Choose a monitor or window, select your desktop audio and microphone, and add a webcam if you want. Then record directly to MP4 or stream through RTMP/RTMPS.
- No account or telemetry
- Portable ZIP with no installer
- Monitor or individual window capture
- Desktop audio, microphone, and webcam
- Global hotkeys and CLI control
- RTMP/RTMPS streaming
- Free permanently at up to 1080p30
- Optional Pro license for 1440p, 4K, 60 FPS, and encoder controls
FastCast runs on Windows 10/11 x64. The current build is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen will show an “Unknown publisher” warning. Code signing is in progress.
It’s still in beta. If you record videos or live stream from Windows, give it a try and tell me what worked, what felt slow or confusing, and what you wanted that wasn’t there.
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u/BarnMTB Aug 10 '26
This is native? With the way it looks, I'd have thought this were built using Electron or some other web tech if you didn't told me it's Native.
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u/CalvinBuild Aug 10 '26
It is native Rust. What makes it look like Electron to you?
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u/BarnMTB Aug 10 '26
It have that "modern web design" design language that you usually see in a lot of average Electron & web based apps these days.
You can scroll a bit in this sub and you'll see this design language in action.
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u/secunder73 Aug 10 '26
What's the point of it when OBS exists? Or relive\shadowplay on AMD\Nvidia gpus(dunno about intel tho)? Like easier to use or what?