Keep Every Video in One Searchable Library
Upload a video or record one in the browser and it goes into your account, not a folder on one device. From there you can search it, share it, and ask an AI chat questions about what is in it, the same as any other recording in your library.
Recordings are encrypted with AES-256, and ScreenApp’s security controls are published on its trust center, which lists SOC 2 Type 2 compliance. Instead of downloading a file to check it, you open it in the browser on whatever device you are on.
What you get with every video:
- search across recordings by name or transcript
- one AI chat that searches and answers from every recording in your library, or a single folder
- team workspaces and share links
- A transcript in 100+ languages
- Export as PDF, DOCX, TXT, SRT and VTT
- no watermark on any recording or export
- Free plan: 2 transcriptions of recordings up to 45 minutes each, with AI chat
How to Store and Organize Your Videos
- Add the video: Record in the browser or on your phone, upload a file you already have, or paste a YouTube, Vimeo, or media link (YouTube, Vimeo and direct media links).
- Let it process: The video is transcribed and added to your library. Long uploads and multiple files at once are supported (bulk upload of multiple files).
- Find it later: Search by title or by a word from the transcript instead of scrolling through folders. Ask the AI chat a question about the recording and get an answer that points to the moment it happened.
Search quality depends on how clearly the audio comes through, the same as transcription accuracy. See how we measure accuracy.
Teams that need one shared place for recordings, not just personal storage, can read about team workspaces on the sharing page.
ScreenApp vs Other Cloud Storage
| Feature | ScreenApp | Google Drive | Dropbox |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI search inside videos (by transcript) | search across recordings by name or transcript | Not stated | Not stated |
| Share link controls | team workspaces and share links, no password option | Not stated | password-protected links, custom expiration dates, and disabled downloads |
| Paid plan | $19/month annual | Not stated in USD | Not stated in USD |
Sources, checked 2026-09-12: ScreenApp pricing, dropbox.com/individual/plans-comparison
- vs Google Drive: Google’s own plans page describes general file storage and Gemini features like drafting and image generation, but does not mention searching a video by what was said in it or chatting with an AI about a recording. ScreenApp’s library search and AI chat work on every video by default.
- vs Dropbox: Dropbox’s paid plans add password-protected links, custom expiration dates, and disabled downloads on shared links. ScreenApp’s team workspaces and share links do not include password protection, but every recording is searchable and has an AI chat attached, which Dropbox’s plans page does not offer.
Who Uses ScreenApp as a Video Library
Content creators keep raw footage and edited cuts in one place instead of across a laptop, an external drive, and a folder shared with an editor. A share link replaces sending a large file.
Business teams put training videos, meeting recordings, and product demos in one library so anyone on the team can search for a topic instead of asking who has the file.
Educators archive recorded lectures and let students search the transcript for a term instead of re-watching the whole session. See the lecture recorder for the recording side of this.
Remote workers keep screen recordings and calls backed up to their account instead of a local drive, so a new laptop or a wiped machine does not mean lost recordings.
Support and sales teams search past call recordings for what a customer actually said, instead of relying on whoever remembers the call.
