Heimdall is a recorder built for raid teams. It reads your game's log, chops your night into clean pulls, and lets your group review every POV side-by-side on the same timeline — so the “what just happened” conversation actually gets answered.
Heimdall tails your game's log in the background. When something interesting starts — a pull, a boss, a round, a match — it starts recording. When it ends, it cuts the clip and names it. That's it.
Works alongside whatever logger your game already has — ACT in FFXIV, the demo stream in CS2. Zero changes to your setup.
Pull begins, a clip begins. Team wipes, boss dies, round ends, or you leave the instance — clip ends. Customize triggers per fight, map or duty.
Your night turns into a tidy folder. Named, numbered, tagged with duration and outcome. Ready to review or share.
The recorder, the pull splitter, the clip library — all free for everyone, in every supported game. The one feature we paywall is cloud team POV review, because storing eight people's footage costs real money. Here's the honest split:
| Feature | Free | Supporter |
|---|---|---|
Log-driven recording Automatic pull detection, zero manual input | ✓ | ✓ |
Clip library & local replay Browse, tag, and rewatch your own pulls | ✓ | ✓ |
Custom triggers Define what counts as a “pull” per fight, map or duty | ✓ | ✓ |
Manual clip sharing Export any clip as a normal video file | ✓ | ✓ |
Cloud team POV review Upload clips for your team, watch 8 POVs on one timeline | — | Create a team · invite up to 7 (free) members |
Cloud storage For uploaded team POV clips. Local recording is unlimited. | — | scales with tier — see below |
Synced playback & shared scrubber Pause for everyone, jump to any moment on any POV | — | ✓ |
Timeline events from log Mechanics, deaths, and callouts pinned to the scrubber | — | ✓ |
Team POV review means hosting hours of HD footage for eight people, per pull, per night. These tiers pay for that — nothing more. The only thing that changes between tiers is how much cloud storage your team gets.
Free Windows build. No account needed to record — only to create a team. Takes about 90 seconds to set up.