Mew

Mew is an independent software publisher distributing its work through GitHub, with a catalog currently comprising a single focused utility for the Windows platform. The publisher's flagship and sole product, Wrec, is a screen recording tool designed to capture one or more Windows application windows and composite the output into a single MP4 video file. Unlike conventional screen recorders that capture an entire display or a manually drawn region, Wrec operates at the window level, allowing users to select specific applications as recording sources and combine them into one cohesive video. This approach is particularly useful in scenarios where only certain programs are relevant to the recording, since content from unrelated windows, notifications, or desktop clutter is excluded automatically. Typical use cases include producing software tutorials and product demonstrations, creating training and onboarding materials, documenting bug reports for quality assurance teams, recording gameplay or application sessions for content creation, and preparing presentations that require clean, focused footage of multiple programs running side by side. The multi-window capture capability also benefits educators, technical support staff, and developers who need to illustrate interactions between several applications within a single video. By exporting directly to the widely supported MP4 format, Wrec ensures its output can be played, edited, and shared across virtually any device, platform, or video hosting service without additional conversion steps. As an open-source project hosted on GitHub, Wrec reflects the publisher's commitment to transparent, community-accessible development, where users can inspect the source code, report issues, and contribute improvements. Mew's catalog, though compact, exemplifies a single-purpose software philosophy: delivering a lightweight, specialized tool that solves one clearly defined problem well rather than bundling unnecessary features.