Video & Audio

🎥 BloomRecorder

The Loom replacement you buy once.

Quick facts

BloomRecorder at a glance

Price$29, once — no renewal
ReplacesLoom at $15/user/mo — roughly $180 a year, every year
TypeDesktop app — runs offline
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
CategoryVideo & Audio
What's in the box

BloomRecorder features

01

🖥️ Screen, camera, or both

Record either source alone or both together — as split files or picture-in-picture combined.

02

🔎 Source picker with live thumbnails

See exactly what each screen and window looks like before you hit record.

03

🎚️ Device selection

Pick your camera and microphone; system audio and mic are mixed into every output automatically.

04

📁 Your disk, your folder

Choose the output folder — recordings never touch a cloud, an account, or anyone else's servers.

05

⏺️ Floating recording pill

An always-on-top pill with a running timer and a stop button, out of the way of what you're capturing.

06

🗂️ Local library

Every recording lands in a local library with auto-generated thumbnails, so past clips are easy to find.

07

🎬 MP4 export

H.264 with faststart — plays everywhere, streams instantly, no re-encoding roulette.

08

🌀 Optimized GIF export

Two-pass palettegen/paletteuse encoding — crisp GIFs, not the muddy single-pass kind.

Pricing

$29 once — that's the whole pricing page

Loom charges $15/user/mo — roughly $180 a year, every year. BloomRecorder is a single payment, and it keeps working whether or not we ever sell another copy.

$15/user/mo forever $29once

Or get BloomRecorder inside the full suite — every app in the catalog, currently $97 for the bundle. See the bundle →

FAQ

Honest answers

Is there really no account or cloud?

Really. BloomRecorder makes zero network calls — no telemetry, no login, no upload. Recordings are files in a folder you chose on your own disk.

Is recording length limited?

No. There are no plan tiers, so there is nothing to gate. Record as long as your disk has space.

Can I record my screen and camera at the same time?

Yes — either as separate files or combined picture-in-picture, with system audio and your mic mixed into the output.