A screen recorder built with GDPR in mind

Screenvod is a screen recorder that helps keep you in control of your data — a critical point for GDPR. Instead of storing videos in yet another company's cloud, every recording goes straight to your own cloud (Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox), which you already manage and where you already have your own privacy policies.

In practice, that means one fewer processor holding personal data. A recording can contain faces, screens with sensitive information, or voices — data that, under GDPR, calls for care over where it lives and who accesses it. Keeping it in your own cloud makes control, data residency, and meeting your obligations easier.

A screen recording usually carries personal data: faces on the webcam, names in a spreadsheet, an open email, a voice. Under GDPR, that requires knowing where the data lives, for how long, and who has access.

When the video is hosted by the tool itself, you gain one more data processor to map, with its own DPA, international transfers, and retention periods. That's more complexity and less control.

Screenvod sends the recording straight to your own cloud. The file lives in your Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox account — providers you most likely already have a data processing agreement and residency controls with.

We handle the link and streaming, but don't keep copies of your videos. That shortens the chain of sub-processors and keeps personal data under your governance, the way GDPR values.

Even on the free plan, recordings go to your own cloud, with unlimited time and up to 3 private videos. You start with the data under your control, at no cost.

Starter adds password protection, unlimited private videos, 1080p+, and view insights, for $7/month — useful when you need finer access control over sensitive recordings.