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ExoSnap is a Windows-native screen, application, and region recorder developed by Codexo, designed for high-performance video capture built around an NVIDIA NVENC encoding pipeline. The software captures an application window, an entire monitor, or a user-defined screen region at a constant frame rate of 60 fps, making it suitable for use cases such as gameplay recording, software demonstrations, tutorial production, and general desktop documentation. It records to MKV, WebM, or MP4 containers with flexible container and codec profiles, supports multi-track audio routing for separating system sound, microphone, and other sources, and offers a webcam overlay for picture-in-picture presentations. ExoSnap validates configurations and blocks invalid recordings before capture begins, reducing the risk of failed sessions. With version 0.8, diagnostics became a first-class feature of the application: a pre-flight readiness gate checks that the system is prepared to record, live pipeline monitoring surfaces frame drops, audio/video drift, and estimated disk-fill time during capture, VRR-versus-CFR judder correlation helps diagnose smoothness issues, and a post-flight report card summarizes the quality of each finished recording. These capabilities place ExoSnap in the screen recording and video capture category, with an emphasis on reliability and observability rather than simple capture alone. ExoSnap requires an NVIDIA GPU with supported NVENC hardware encoding, which defines its target hardware platform. The current release is version 0.8.1, the only version presently listed in the catalog; it is a packaging-only fix that ships the previously missing FFmpeg runtime DLLs inside the MSI installer, resolving deployment problems without changing the application's recording or diagnostics functionality.
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