Direct your
screen recordings.

One take. Any length you need.

Want the full walkthrough? A one-minute highlight demo? A twenty-second teaser? Same recording — Convey re-directs the cut for each job.

There is no timeline to drag. You state the job; the director builds that cut from your take.

Say “zoom in here.” It happens.

While recording, just speak to your editor: point your cursor and say it. The camera glides exactly where you aimed — and your instruction never reaches the audience.

Your voice is the control room. Stage directions are detected in the ramble, executed with mechanical precision, and stripped from the narration. Where your cursor rests is where the camera lands.

Boring parts, faster.
Good parts, dressed.

Loading screens and dead air get compressed. What remains gets a professional voice, word-synced subtitles, click effects, and a music bed matched to your tone.

Sync is sacred: the viewer is always looking at exactly what the narration is describing — Convey holds picture and voice together mechanically, not hopefully.

Speak once. Ship it in 32 languages.

Ramble in any language you think in. Publish in any language your audience thinks in — each version is its own cut with its own link, voiced by a narrator native to it.

Key moments, cut for sharing.

Convey knows which seconds matter. It hands you the highlight as snippets sized for social, docs, and chat — without you scrubbing a timeline for them.

Your demo takes questions.

Convey knows your presentation inside-out. When a viewer asks something, it answers — and walks them to the exact moment in the video.

Your recording stops being a video and becomes the colleague who answers — at 2 a.m., in any timezone.