What it costs
Recording to your own disk is free and never capped. Sharing clips has a free tier, and Premium will be $6 a month — you can’t buy it yet.
See what each tier gets →
Clip it after it happens
Rewound sits behind your game, already recording. One key saves the last 30 seconds to your disk. Windows and Linux.
There’s no build yet.
The app
This is the whole thing
That dial is what’s in memory right now. The thin cyan arc outside it is the part Alt+F9 keeps.
- Holds
- 2 min
- Saves
- 30 s
- Frame rate
- 60 fps
- Bitrate
- 20 Mbps
- Hotkey
- Alt+F9
Defaults, and all of them yours to change. The buffer goes to ten minutes if you have the memory for it.
Always recording
You don’t press record
Rewound wakes up when a game does and quietly holds the last couple of minutes. None of it touches your disk until you ask. Want it on outside games too? There’s a switch.
The hotkey
Saving takes about as long as a screenshot
It’s already recorded. The key just decides what to keep, and the file lands before you’re back in the fight. It leans on your GPU, so your frame rate doesn’t care that Rewound is on.
Sharing
Cut the boring bit, post the link
Drag the two handles, hit share, get a rewound.gg link to paste in Discord. There’s a hotkey that skips the whole screen and puts the link straight on your clipboard. It’s off out of the box — a key that publishes to the internet shouldn’t be a surprise.
Before you ask
What it runs on
Windows 10 and 11. Linux works too, minus a tray icon and — on NVIDIA cards — some speed.
Check your machine →
Nothing to install yet
Rewound isn’t out yet. Make an account and tick the email box — that’s the list that gets told.