Rage Replay captures the last 15–90 seconds of gameplay automatically —
triggered by your voice, a clap, or a rage-flick. No buttons. No missed clips.
How it works
Set it once and forget. Rage Replay handles the rest while you play.
Rage Replay starts recording silently in the background. GPU-accelerated — your game doesn't feel it.
Shout, clap, or rage-flick your mouse. The app detects the moment and marks the timestamp.
MP4 is saved to your drive instantly. Perfectly trimmed — the 15 seconds before the moment.
Auto triggers
Three detection modes — use one or all at once.
Sustained yell above threshold triggers the clip. Tunable sensitivity — works even with headset mic.
Two sharp peaks within 600ms. Detects attack + silence + attack pattern to prevent false positives.
Raw input delta over 50ms window. Detects the instinctive wrist-slam, not normal fast movement.
Features
Built for competitive players, streamers, and content creators.
DXGI Desktop Duplication + NVENC/AMF/QSV. Falls back to GDI on older cards. Zero encoding overhead on your game.
Face-cam burned into the clip at export time — configurable position and size. Separate mic track with ducking.
WASAPI loopback for system audio. aresample=async=1000 corrects drift across long sessions.
Premium records up to 90 seconds of pre-buffer. Never miss the setup before the moment.
Clips are trimmed from the buffer and re-encoded in seconds. faststart flag for instant streaming.
No game integration, no overlays, no APIs. Captures at the OS level — any game, any engine.



Privacy
While Medal.tv and Outplayed upload your footage to their servers, Rage Replay doesn't touch the internet.
Rage Replay is a local Windows app. It does not upload clips, screenshots, or gameplay data anywhere. Your mic and desktop are only accessed for recording — nothing leaves your machine. License validation is the only outbound request (a single key check on launch). No telemetry. No analytics. No background uploads.
Pricing
Free tier lets you test the full capture pipeline before buying.
Every rage moment, every clutch, every flick — already saved by the time you realize what happened.