Four people write and test everything on this site, each with a rough area of focus — though we all end up testing outside our lane fairly often, since the actual work involves a lot of “wait, this is relevant to what I’m doing too.”
Jordan Reyes — Founder & Lead Editor
Jordan founded Top Screen Recorder after years in IT support, where “just record what’s happening and send it to me” became the fastest way to solve half the tickets that came in. That habit turned into a genuine curiosity about which recording tools actually held up under real, everyday use — and which ones just had good marketing pages. Covers Windows software primarily, along with general guides and the site’s day-to-day editorial standard. Based in the Pacific Northwest; currently losing a slow battle against a vegetable garden.
Priya Shah — Mac & Creative Workflows
Priya spent several years doing freelance video editing before joining the team, which is where the obsession with clean audio capture and multi-track recording actually comes from — most of the Mac-focused reviews and the accessibility-adjacent guides on this site are hers. She’s the person who will notice if a tool’s system audio handling is subtly worse than it claims to be.
Marcus Webb — Gaming & Business Use Cases
Marcus covers gaming and streaming setups, plus the more workplace-facing content — bug reports, sales demos, meeting recordings, and the occasional deep dive into why a specific OBS scene setup keeps breaking. Before this, he ran technical support for a mid-sized software company, which explains both the troubleshooting instinct and a low tolerance for software that hides its actual limitations behind marketing language.
Elena Torres — Mobile & Education
Elena handles Android, iPhone, and Chromebook coverage, along with most of the educator-focused content — webinars, classroom recording, and anything involving a Learning Management System. She previously worked in instructional design for a school district, which is where the recurring theme of “does this actually work for a teacher with fifteen minutes and no IT support” comes from.
How reviews get written, regardless of who wrote them
Every review on this site starts with actually installing and using the software — not reading its marketing page and paraphrasing it. Ratings, pricing, and specs are checked against official sources and updated when something changes. See the Editorial Policy page for the full standard every post is expected to meet, including how affiliate relationships are kept separate from what gets written.
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