Pen, highlighter, laser, shapes and arrows over any app. Whiteboard, floating camera, recording with an editor and screen casting with a code. All local, all light.
macOS 12 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel Windows 10 or later · x64 and ARM64
Quarterly report
Revenue grew 24% this quarter, driven by annual plans.
Churn fell to 2.1%, the lowest ever.
Next step: launch screen casting in November.
Leviosa sits on top of what you already use: slides, code, browser, video. No switching windows.
Pressure-sensitive pen with smoothing, a highlighter that doesn't stack, a laser that fades on its own, 8 shapes, arrows, text, stamps and numbering. Smart shapes turn a scribble into a line, arrow, ellipse or rectangle.
Plain, dotted, lined or grid background in any color and opacity — let your screen show through. Up to 20 pages, 25% to 400% zoom, images, videos and stickers on the board.
Your camera in a bubble above everything: circle, hexagon, heart, or your own PNG/SVG shape. AI person cut-out on your own computer, with blurred, color, image or transparent background.
A spotlight that dims everything except where you point, a 2× to 4× magnifier, cursor highlight, click effects, keys on screen and a draggable timer.
Record the screen or a region as MP4 or GIF, with microphone and system audio. When you stop, the editor opens: cuts, speed, transitions, automatic zoom on clicks, music with ducking, titles and export in 1080p or 4K.
Live captions on screen, recognized on your computer. Transcribe a recording to .srt, edit it in the editor, burn it into the video or keep it alongside.
Share your screen with your drawings using a 6-character code. People on the same network watch straight from your computer; people far away, through the server. In reverse mode, you see your viewers' screens.
No account, nothing to install on other machines. The code opens in Leviosa or in the browser.
Pick a screen, window or region and click Cast. Your drawings are included; Leviosa's toolbars are not.
People on the same network get the video straight from your computer, without going through the internet. Everyone else joins through the server, at the same quality.
Ask to see your viewers' screens. Each person accepts or declines; those who accept show up in a gallery and you can open one in focus.
All configurable. Hold a tool's key to use it only while it's pressed.
In global shortcuts, ⇧⌘ on macOS is Ctrl+Shift on Windows.
Drawings, recordings, camera cut-out and captions are processed on your computer. An account is optional, with no telemetry and no uploading of your files. Casting only uses a server when someone is outside your network — and the media is encrypted by WebRTC.
The Free plan has everything you need to draw, present, record and cast. When you need longer videos, 4K or more cloud features, just switch plans.
Yes. The overlay sits above any window, including full-screen presentations, on every display and desktop.
No. The floating toolbar, panels and radial menu stay out of captures and screen sharing. Only drawings, the camera and presentation effects appear.
On the same network (school, office, home), no: Leviosa streams straight from your computer. To stream over the internet, yes — a free account is enough, and your plan sets how many people, for how long and at what quality. Viewers never need an account: they open the code in Leviosa or the link in the browser.
No. Person segmentation runs on your own computer, offline. On Windows, for now, the cut-out uses chroma key.
Yes. The pen responds to pressure (30–100% of the width) and the back of the stylus erases. The right mouse button also works as an eraser.
Portuguese, English and Spanish — switching takes effect immediately. Live captions recognize all three.
The Free plan already includes drawing, whiteboard, camera, recording with the editor and casting — with no watermark. Paid plans remove the video length limit and unlock more cloud features. Prices are on the pricing page.
Yes, on the Pro and Team plans. Connect Leviosa as an MCP connector and the assistant can find your recordings, read the transcripts and create links to share — only with your permission, and you can disconnect at any time. How to connect an assistant
Installs in seconds, opens in 0.1 s and uses 33 MB of memory.
macOS 12 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel · Windows 10 or later · x64 and ARM64 · Version 1.0
