Record your real product and hide account numbers, balances and customer names as you go. Recordings stay on your Mac until you send them, so there is no third-party cloud holding your footage.
Mock data never looks quite right, but recording the real product means account numbers, balances and customer names on screen. Shotbox lets you record the real thing and hide what must not be seen, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
Show the real app with every sensitive field blurred, even as the page scrolls.
Walk customers through a new payment flow with captions and clear zooms.
A polished recording to send ahead of the meeting.
In draw mode, press B to blur or X to pixelate an account number, an IBAN or a balance. With stick on, the blur follows the field as you scroll. If it loses track, it stays put rather than uncovering anything.
A live blur is drawn a frame behind the screen, so for anything that must never be seen, add a blur in the editor too. Stick to screen content keeps it on the field through scrolling, zooms and layout changes, and export waits until the tracking has finished.
For help articles and release notes, blur or pixelate figures in a screenshot. The original pixels are destroyed on export, not just covered by a layer someone could remove.
Recording, transcription and export all happen on your Mac. There’s no cloud library and no upload step, so there’s no third-party service holding your footage.
Hi, I'm going to show you how the new dashboard actually, let me start again. The new dashboard turns a week of reports into one screen.
Let's start at the top, with the revenue chart. Click it to see every plan.
Payment flows and onboarding checks take careful explaining. Captions make every step readable, and editing by transcript makes it quick to tighten the wording.
turns a week of reports
into one screen.
Load the approved script into the teleprompter and read it word for word. It never appears in the recording, and Follow my voice keeps it at your pace.
Number each step of a flow with the step counter, box the field to fill and blur the sample account details.
Blur live with B while you record, then add an editor blur with Stick to screen content. The live blur is drawn a frame behind, so the second one is your guarantee.
Pixelate reads as deliberately hidden on numbers; Blur looks softer on names and addresses.
Financial phrasing matters. Read the transcript before export and cut anything that overpromises.
In the screenshot editor, blur and pixelate destroy the original pixels on export, so nothing can be recovered from the image.
Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
Press B or X in draw mode to hide a field; the blur sticks to it as you scroll.
Draw on screen →Add a blur that follows what it covers through scrolling and zooms. Export waits until it has finished tracking.
Blur & redaction →Open the flow on a test account and turn on draw mode.
Press B over the card number and the account balance as they appear. The blurs follow the page as it scrolls.
Add editor blurs over the same fields, with stick to screen content on. Caption the walkthrough and cut a hesitant sentence from the transcript.
Export on the Mac and send the file for review. It has never been anywhere else.
Shotbox doesn’t hold certifications. What it does is keep everything on your Mac: no uploads, no cloud processing and no telemetry. That leaves your own review process in control.
Yes. Blurs and pixelation are baked into the exported file. In screenshots the original pixels are destroyed.
A live blur that loses track stays where it was rather than uncovering anything. For anything critical, add an editor blur as well.