Screenity vs Cap
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Screenity is a free and open-source screen recorder that allows users to record their screen without any limits or watermarks. It is designed to be private and secure, making it an excellent choice for those who want to record their screen without compromising their data.
Cap is an open-source alternative to Loom, allowing users to create beautiful and shareable screen recordings. It provides a simple and intuitive way to record and share knowledge, ideas, and feedback.
Free for personal use (Studio Mode, 4K/60fps export, 5-minute shareable links). Paid: Desktop License $29/year (single-user commercial licence, unlimited local recording), Cap Pro $12/user/month (unlimited cloud storage & bandwidth, AI titles/summaries/transcription, team workspaces), and Enterprise with custom pricing (SAML SSO, SLAs, managed self-hosting).
- Free and open-source
- Private and secure
- No limits or watermarks
- Easy to use and customize
- Open-source with a free tier
- Easy to use and intuitive interface
- High-quality video and audio recordings
- Customizable recording settings
- Limited features compared to paid alternatives
- May require technical knowledge to customize
- Not suitable for commercial use
- Editing is aimed at screen recordings rather than general-purpose video production
- Desktop apps are available for macOS and Windows only — there is no native Linux client
- Team workspaces, custom domains and analytics are tied to Cap's cloud or to a self-hosted instance you run yourself
