Hey there! I built an open-source tool called Snapify, which is designed to make screen recording sharing a breeze, just like Loom, but with the added benefit of being completely open-source.
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I used to use Loom, and I love the idea of having it self hosted. I read the the git page and have a simple question (I’m not a very advanced user): How does this work?
Loom runs as a desktop client (Windows in my case) and then there is the server side software that handles serving the videos to others. From what I can tell there is no local client.
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I used to use Loom, and I love the idea of having it self hosted. I read the the git page and have a simple question (I’m not a very advanced user): How does this work?
Loom runs as a desktop client (Windows in my case) and then there is the server side software that handles serving the videos to others. From what I can tell there is no local client.