Vibetube

VibeTube

Desktop multicam recorder (macOS / Electron). It captures your screen and your
webcam + microphone in sync, organises them into projects made of several clips, and
hands the folder to an AI coding agent — Claude Code or Codex — which edits the final
video for you: automatic shot selection (full-cam / screen / PiP), subtitles,
HyperFrames graphics and sound effects.

Then it publishes it. The same agent reads the subtitles of the finished cut and writes five
title options and a description with real chapters, and Upload-Post
pushes the video straight to YouTube, TikTok, Reels and the rest — you never open a browser.
See Publishing to YouTube & co. below.

You record. The agent edits and publishes.

How it works

Every clip keeps two tracks on one timeline: screen.webm carries the picture only, and
webcam.webm carries your camera and the microphone — it is the single source of audio for
the whole project. sync.json stores the offset between them, so the editor can cut between
shots without ever breaking the voice.

What happens to each clip before the agent sees it:

Requirements

- Node.js 22+ and npm
- macOS (uses Electron's desktopCapturer plus the Screen Recording permission)
- ffmpeg on your PATH (Homebrew recommended)
- For AI editing and scripts: Claude Code or Codex CLI, installed and signed in. The app
  reuses the configuration and authentication of whichever CLI you pick.
- For the editing step: the video-use skill with ffmpeg and ELEVENLABS_API_KEY
- For publishing: an Upload-Post API key (UPLOAD_POST_API_KEY) in ~/.config/record-studio/.env
- For voice enhancement: NVIDIA Studio Voice NIM (NVIDIA_API_KEY or NGC_API_KEY in
  ~/.config/record-studio/.env)

Getting started

macOS permissions: the first time, grant *Screen Recording*, *Camera* and…