Roadmap

Paste words you cut straight from the right-click menu. Where a key in the script can't do anything today it just beeps; it will say why instead.

Chapters you set on the Export sheet saved inside the MP4 or M4A file, so players and podcast apps show them as a chapter list.

A moving waveform you can place on the canvas, so an audio-only episode exported as video has something on screen that follows the voice.

Free up disk space in one step: Rooster shows which recordings belong to the project and how big they are, then moves them to the Trash with it.

A picture of what you're about to export, so you can check the size and framing before you wait for the file.

Type what you want, such as "tighten the intro" or "add a title at the start", and Rooster makes the edit for you to review. Needs macOS 27.

Buy, install and update Rooster through the Mac App Store, alongside the direct download from rooster.cam.

Describe the shot you need, such as "close-up of the keyboard", and Rooster finds matching moments in footage you already have. Searched on your Mac.

Translate captions and subtitle files into another language on your Mac, each line keeping its timing. Nothing is sent to a server.

Rooster suggests the strongest moments in a long recording and turns each into a short vertical clip, ready for you to review and trim.

Select words in the script and record them again with the built-in recorder; the new take replaces just that part.