Frequently asked questions

Doculigent is an open-source, privacy-first screen recorder for Windows (macOS and Linux planned). It records your screen with a camera overlay, transcribes and summarizes recordings on-device, and lets you share a recording with its transcript and summary attached.

Yes — the Free plan includes screen + camera recording and local transcription and summaries, with one share link that auto-deletes after 24 hours. See the pricing page for paid tiers.

Yes, Doculigent is open source — the code is public on GitHub.

Doculigent is a native Windows desktop app today, with macOS and Linux planned.

Yes — screen and camera are recorded in one pass, at full resolution.

No. Recordings, transcription, and AI summaries all happen on your device by default. Nothing uploads unless you explicitly create a share link.

Yes — transcripts are diarized (speaker-separated) and generated on-device, so audio doesn't need to leave your computer.

Yes — chat with a recording to ask questions about what happened, and jump straight to the relevant moment.

Generate a share link that plays anywhere, with the transcript and summary attached. Free-tier links auto-delete after 24 hours; paid plans have persistent links.

Most screen recorders upload your video to the cloud as part of how they work. Doculigent keeps recording, transcription, and summarization local by default — a video only leaves your machine when you choose to share it.