Desktop apps
Desktop OhRec is the version we recommend. A Windows installer is available now — it is unsigned until we sign it, so SmartScreen may warn. macOS is next. The web app is the fallback and still includes Studio.
The product
About OhRec
Desktop screen recording that stays on your computer. No account, no uploads — Windows now, macOS next.
- Stays on your device
- No account needed
- No tracking
Local-first by design
OhRec does not upload your videos or sync them across devices. On desktop, files land in your Videos folder. That keeps your content private and under your control.
What you can do
Record a display, a window, or your webcam. Add microphone and system audio, mark chapters while you record, and keep a presenter bubble in the corner if you want. Switch between screen and camera mid-recording. When you finish, the file stays on this computer.
Our story
How it started
Ayivugwe Kabemba Mukome, founder and lead developer of Wekify LLC — which owns Peacae, and OhRec (formerly Peacae Recorder) as part of that family — needed a straightforward way to capture videos and share them across many projects. Plenty of tools can do the job, but most come with trade-offs, small or large: vendor lock-in. Even recordings made on your own machine often cannot be downloaded — they are already locked in someone else's cloud. With not enough funds to pay for every tool he would need, he decided to build one.
It was one of the hardest challenges — but thankfully, AI agents are here to help us achieve more.
He works on language technologies that need to be shown to people easily, with less friction and without money getting in the way. Today that work centers on Kifuliiru, his mother tongue. He has built many tools for Kifuliiru and runs Kifuliiru Lab for the full body of work around the language, plus platforms including:
- Kifuliiru.com
- Imyazi
- Tabula Kifuliiru
- Lola Kifuliiru
- Kifuliiru FM
- Ganuula
- Kifuliiru Data Engines
- KObs & KLaSAn
Creating a tool for that job was the right call — and the best one. Peacae Recorder was born. Later it became OhRec: Oh! Just Record!! — That's it!
The OhRec mark is a landscape video frame with a record disc punched through the center. The frame is the screen or camera you are capturing. The glow in the middle is a live lens — the camera is on. That is the goal of the tool: record what is happening now, on this device, without sending it away.
Where it runs
Platforms
Use the desktop apps when you can. Windows is ready now. macOS cannot ship unsigned, so that installer is next. The website is the fallback, not the main product.
Desktop
Desktop apps
Desktop OhRec is the version we recommend. A Windows installer is available now — it is unsigned until we sign it, so SmartScreen may warn. macOS is next. The web app is the fallback and still includes Studio.
Download desktop appsohrec.app
Web fallback
ohrec.app is there for a quick capture or a machine where you cannot install. Studio still lives here.
HomeCompany
Peacae · Wekify
Peacae
Peacae is the public home for focused products built by Wekify LLC — tools for work, creativity, reflection, and community. Each product solves a specific problem on its own, from project management and resume building to visual idea workspaces and ambient focus. OhRec fits that same philosophy: one job, done well, with people staying in control.
Explore Peacae.comWekify
Wekify LLC builds digital platforms that serve real community needs — especially language preservation and cultural technology. Through projects like Kifuliiru language platforms and community tools for the Bafuliiru people, Wekify combines thoughtful engineering with cultural sensitivity. Peacae is one expression of that work: practical software people can understand, trust, and keep using.
Get the desktop apps
Desktop OhRec is the version we recommend. A Windows installer is ready — it is unsigned until we sign it. macOS is next. The web app is the fallback if you cannot install yet.