What Replayable does
Replayable is instant replay software for Windows. While it runs, it keeps your recent screen and audio in a rolling buffer in memory. You don't start a recording beforehand — when something worth keeping happens, you press a hotkey and Replayable saves the footage that was just captured to a file on your computer.
Quick start
- Download the installer from the download page for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit).
- Install it, then launch Replayable. It starts capturing your screen and system audio into the buffer automatically. See the installation guide.
- Check your settings once: replay duration, capture frame rate, audio sources, and save location. See first-time setup.
- Save your first replay. Press Ctrl + Shift + V to save the recent footage as an MP4 video, or Ctrl + Shift + A to save an audio-only WAV replay.
- Open your saved replay from the replay history in the app, or from your replay folder.
Free vs Pro
Replayable is free to download and use. The free version supports replay buffers up to 30 seconds at up to 1080p / 30 FPS. Replayable Pro — a recurring subscription, cancel anytime — adds longer replay buffers (up to 120 seconds) and higher quality capture (up to 1080p / 60 FPS).
Next steps
- First-time setup — configure capture and audio.
- Video replays — how buffering and MP4 saving work.
- Audio replays — saving audio-only WAV files.
- Keyboard shortcuts — default and custom hotkeys.