Feedback after a few days of use
I haven’t used it a lot, but FocuSee has been useful to me so far. However, there’s still many little issues that, once fixed, would make the experience a lot better. So far, these are things I’ve struggled with:
The export stops without any notifications if my screen goes black (battery savings)
Custom shortcuts don’t work properly for pausing/stopping the recording
The default preset does not get saved from one session to the next
I keep getting the same hints every time I finish recording and there is no setting to stop them. I don’t like having to read them and click them over and over again.
Here are a few improvements I’d love to have in this app:
I wish I could adjust manual zoom coordinates with the arrow keys, instead of having to re-click for small adjustments
I wish I could choose the list/range of keyboard shortcuts FocuSee captures, instead of having to hide tens of instances of capitalization in the editing timeline
It would be nice to be able to hide the cursor after it’s been standing still for a while
I wish I could choose the quality and FPS of the recording before the export
Choosing my own gradient colors for the background would be nice
I hope you find my points constructive and I’m looking forward to better recording and editing sessions with your app!
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Comments3
FocuSee Product Team
Jul 1, 2025
Thank you for your feedback. We are considering optimizing some of the issues you mentioned. Additionally, could you describe in detail what prompt or message you encountered after finishing the recording? We will fix it as soon as possible.
Matei Milotoiu
Jul 11, 2025
I was talking about the “tutorial” pop-ups. Only ¾ and 4/4 were constantly popping up after recordings, as if I hadn’t read and checked them yet. It has been fixed in the meantime. Thanks for solving this!
Matei Milotoiu
Jun 26, 2025
Another issue: making two cuts and deleting the clip inbetween will cause a bunch of clicking noises to happen at once right after the second cut (given that clicks have sound for the video being edited)