One walkthrough. A full set of lessons.
Record your screen and talk through it once. Castpilot hands back clean, captioned, chaptered training modules — on brand, and processed on your own machine. No editor required.
Early access. No card. Your files stay on your machine.
It's not about going viral. It's about being clear.
A two-hour software walkthrough nobody finishes isn't training. Castpilot turns it into short, labeled modules people actually watch — without anyone learning to edit.
A course, from one recording
Screen and presenter, framed right
Recorded your screen with your face in the corner? Castpilot keeps the screen legible and frames you alongside it — no awkward crops, no fighting a timeline.
Chaptered by step
Long walkthroughs come back broken into clean sections — 'Step 3: export the report' — so learners can jump straight to what they need.
Captions on everything
Readable, on-brand captions on every module — the accessibility requirement most training has to meet, handled in the same pass.
A searchable transcript
Every word, timestamped. Drop it into your LMS or knowledge base so people can find the answer instead of scrubbing the video.
Bite-size modules, not one long file
One recording becomes a set of short lessons people will actually finish — cut, captioned, and branded automatically.
Kept on your machine
Internal training is rarely meant for the public. Your recording is edited locally and never uploaded — see exactly what does and doesn't leave below.
Your training stays on your machine
Internal content rarely belongs in someone else's cloud. Here's exactly what happens to it.
All of this runs on your computer. Your files stay put.
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Used to pick the best moments and (optionally) write your copy. Not your video. Not your audio.
And the transcript that does go out isn't training anything: under Anthropic's API terms, your inputs aren't used to train their models and are deleted within about 30 days. (That's the API — not the consumer Claude app.)
To improve the app we look at anonymous, content-free usage stats — which features run, how fast, what crashed — never your recordings, transcripts, or output. It's off in Offline Mode, and you can turn it off anytime.
Need zero cloud, period — for an NDA, a clinic, or a congregation? A fully offline mode (which turns off the clip-finding step too) is on the roadmap. Tell us what you need.
Anyone who teaches the same thing twice
Questions
- Is this for social clips or actual lessons?
- Lessons. The clip-finder is great for social, but for training the win is structure: clean modules, chapters by step, captions, and a searchable transcript. It's about being clear, not going viral.
- Will my screen recording stay readable?
- Yes — it keeps the screen-share legible and frames the presenter alongside it, rather than cropping into a vertical that loses the software you're demoing.
- Can I keep it all internal and private?
- Your recording is processed on your own machine and never uploaded. The only thing that can leave is a transcript and a few thumbnail frames (to find segments). A fully offline mode is on the roadmap if you need zero cloud — just ask.
- Do our trainers need editing skills?
- No. Whoever records the walkthrough just uploads it. No timeline, no software to learn.
Record it once. Let everyone learn it.
No card. Your files stay on your machine. Always.
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