Instant replay
VyreX records with your graphics card's built-in video encoder, so your game keeps its frame rate. Press the hotkey and what just happened is saved as an MP4, with game sound and your mic.
VyreX records in the background while you play. When something big happens, press your hotkey and the last moments are saved. In CS2, Dota 2 and League it clips highlights on its own.
Everything runs on your own PC. Clips only go to the cloud when you share or archive them.
VyreX records with your graphics card's built-in video encoder, so your game keeps its frame rate. Press the hotkey and what just happened is saved as an MP4, with game sound and your mic.
Kills and big fights are clipped for you.
Trim and join clips, change speed, add text and music. Export a 9:16 version for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Show stats while you play, or only in your clips.
Talk with up to 12 friends inside VyreX.
Get a link to any clip in one click. Archive your best ones to the cloud so they're safe when your drive fills up.
Recording, auto-clip, the editor, overlay and voice are free for everyone.
Prices include VAT. Archived clips are compressed to 1080p and don't count toward your storage. Pro isn't available yet. You'll be able to upgrade from inside the app when it launches.
Not yet. VyreX is in public beta, so you may run into bugs and some features can still change. New versions arrive through the built-in updater. Found a problem? Report it on GitHub.
Yes. Recording, auto-clip, the editor, the overlay and party voice are all free. Pro only adds more cloud storage and archives.
VyreX uses the video encoder built into your graphics card, which works separately from the part that renders your game. Most players won't notice a difference.
Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2 and League of Legends. The replay hotkey works in any game.
Not right now. VyreX is made for Windows 10 and 11.
On your own PC, in a folder you choose. Clips are only uploaded when you share or archive them.