DevCam© is a menubar screen recorder for macOS that keeps a rolling 15-minute buffer of screen activity. It is built for retroactive capture, letting a user export a clip after something has happened instead of starting a recording first. The site describes it as a private, local screen capture tool and frames it for developers, with examples including bug repros, demos, and tutorials.
Its core behavior is continuous background recording. DevCam quietly records the last 15 minutes of the screen, maintains that rolling buffer, and allows clips to be saved with a click or a global shortcut. The product description says it is a lightweight menubar app that stays out of the way, and the FAQ states that it continuously captures a rolling 15-minute buffer so clips can be exported after the fact. The page also says all recordings stay on the user’s Mac in a folder of the user’s choice, with no cloud, no analytics, and no accounts.
The page’s language also mentions designers alongside developers, and its footer calls it retroactive screen recording for macOS developers. It is presented as an App Store app, and the site includes a changelog-style section with entries such as a note that DevCam is on the App Store.
DevCam© is a Screen recording & capture project. It enables developers and designers to capture and export recent screen activity without manual recording. It is built as a consumer product for developers. A free plan is available. It runs on the web and iOS.
Jonathan Dumitru builds and maintains DevCam©, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are screen recording, rolling buffer capture, and local storage.
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