No card on file
There is nothing to enter and nothing to cancel. You sign in with Google, Apple or an email address and start recording.
Pricing
No card, no trial countdown, no watermark, no per-seat maths. I would rather explain what that means than let you wonder where the catch is.
Start recording for freeRecording your screen, a window or a single tab. Adding your microphone and camera if they help. Editing on the timeline: trim, split, reorder, change speed, remove silences and filler words, or cut a section by deleting words in the transcript. A transcript for the recording. A share link anyone can open. Passwords, expiry dates and the ability to turn a link off. Comments from viewers, and who watched.
That is the product, not a stripped free tier sitting next to a real one. There is no paid plan to upgrade to right now, so there is nothing being held back behind one.
Rekkko is built and run by one person, and it is new. Charging money before the product has earned it means spending my time on billing, invoices, refunds and tax instead of on recording and editing, which is the part you came for.
The hosting bill is mine while it is small. That is a real cost and I am fine with it at this size, because the alternative is asking you to pay for something that is still finding its feet.
There is nothing to enter and nothing to cancel. You sign in with Google, Apple or an email address and start recording.
Nothing expires after 14 days and no feature quietly locks itself. The account you make today keeps working the same way.
The people you send links to never pay and never sign in. One recording watched by fifty people costs you nothing extra.
It is possible. If the hosting bill outgrows what one person can absorb, some part of Rekkko will need to pay for itself. If that day comes, I will say it here and in your account first, not in a surprise email the morning it changes.
The things I am not going to do: delete recordings you already made to force a decision, break links you have already shared, or start charging the people who only watch. Those would be the cheap moves and they are the reason people distrust free tools.
The likely shape is that everyday recording and sharing stays free, and the heavier work that costs real money per use, like AI summaries and long transcripts, sits behind a paid option. I would rather write that down now than pretend the question does not exist.
Loom's free plan caps recordings at five minutes and keeps your 25 most recent videos, and removing those limits means paying per person every month. For a team of five that is a real line item for something used a few times a week.
Rekkko has no five-minute cap and no library count, and the ceiling is the 2 GB size limit per recording. If you want the full side-by-side, the Loom alternative page has it row by row.
Better you read this here than find out halfway through a recording.
FAQ
Not today. Everything described on this page is free, and there is no upgrade button waiting to unlock features.
Maybe, if the hosting bill outgrows one person. If it happens you will hear it from me first, and recordings you already made and links you already shared will keep working.
No. There is nothing to enter, so there is nothing to cancel.
No. Your recording plays without a badge stamped over it.
There is no count limit today. Each recording can be up to 2 GB.
Neither. Anyone with the link can watch in a browser, on a phone or a laptop, with no account.
Right now I do not. Rekkko is early and I cover the hosting. Paid AI features are the most likely first thing to charge for.
Yes. You can download a recording as a file from your library whenever you want.
It runs in your browser. Nothing to install, no card, and the link works for anyone you send it to.
Start recording for free