What’s new
in Slipreel.

More reliable saves. Clearer privacy choices.

• Project edits save more reliably, with visible save status and retry controls. Closing the editor or app waits for pending saves.
• Feedback confirms whether delivery succeeded or was queued, and keeps your draft when sending fails.
• Usage and diagnostic reporting preserve account boundaries across sign-in and sign-out, with clearer privacy descriptions in onboarding and Settings.

You’re all set.

Activating your license now feels like a proper welcome: a brief animated confirmation, a clear unlimited-export status, and a “Let’s create” button to return to the app.

The new confirmation respects reduced motion and enlarged text. Account management remains one click away.

Safer recordings.
Smoother sign-in.

Recording and export

• Safer exports protect source recordings and preserve existing destination files if export fails or is canceled.
• Crash recovery preserves microphone and system-audio tracks and checks recovered media before removing the original.
• GIF limits and export estimates now follow the edited timeline, including trims and speed changes. Clipboard export copies a file that supported apps can paste.

Accounts and activation

• License checks refresh while Slipreel is open and when you return to the app. Update checks explain one-time license compatibility and link to eligible downloads.
• Checkout verifies your email, preserves your Mac activation details when you cancel and retry, and waits for payment confirmation before activating. Sign-in and checkout pages no longer load analytics.

The recording and editing essentials

Installer withdrawn. This entry is retained as release history. The supported download archive starts at 1.0.13.

This release includes the screen recording and editing workflow, MP4 and GIF export, and on-device caption generation.