Revidi

What Revidi is

Revidi is a Windows app for saving game clips and screen recordings from a rolling screen and audio buffer. Auto Capture can start buffering when a fullscreen game launches, and a configurable hotkey saves a clip as an MP4 file in the Videos folder. The buffer starts at 60 seconds and its length can be adjusted in settings. Capture resolution is listed as 1440p. Revidi uses OBS Studio as its recording engine and is set up as a replay-buffer app. It selects NVENC for NVIDIA GPUs or AMF for AMD GPUs, with x264 as a fallback when hardware encoding is unavailable. The built-in editor trims clips and can upload a revision in place, keeping the existing share link active. Revidi copies share URLs to the clipboard, and shared clips preview inline in Discord, Slack, or a tweet. Recordings are stored locally by default. An account is required for cloud sharing, which is used only when a Premium subscriber chooses that option. The Basic plan costs nothing and includes unlimited local clips, three cloud clips, and editing for up to three clips. Premium costs $4.99 a month, billed monthly, and includes 150 GB of cloud storage. Revidi supports Windows 10/11 and does not support streaming, scene compositing, or overlays.

Who it suits

Revidi suits Windows 10/11 users who want to save clips from fullscreen games with a replay buffer and hotkey. It also fits people who want local recordings by default and optional cloud sharing with an editor and share links.

Limits

Basic includes three cloud clips and editing for up to three clips, alongside unlimited local clips. Premium costs $4.99 a month, billed monthly, and includes 150 GB of cloud storage.

Getting started

1. Visit https://revidi.app/ and install Revidi for Windows 10/11.
2. Use the app without an account for local recordings.
3. Adjust the replay buffer length in settings if needed.
4. Use Auto Capture with a fullscreen game or save a clip with the configurable hotkey.
5. Choose a plan if you want cloud clips or cloud storage; create an account for cloud sharing.

Verdict

Choose Revidi if you want a Windows replay buffer for game clips, local storage, and a built-in trimming and sharing workflow. Look elsewhere if you need streaming, scene compositing, overlays, or support beyond Windows 10/11.