Build a feature
Finish the flow. Give your agent the URL and say, “Record a demo of what we just built.”
FOR ENGINEERS WHO BUILD TOGETHER, APARTGive your agent
Give your agent
a screen recorder.
You build the feature. Your agent records the demo. Share it in Slack, and let the whole team see what shipped.
- Build a feature
- Record a demo
- Send to Slack
Connects your library and sessions. To record a browser, add the local recorder.
Free to startNo watermarksNo per-seat fees
“Record a demo of the site and put it on the homepage.”
rec.Real agent recordingRecorded by the Rec agent — no human touched the camera Watch it in Rec
BUILT APART. SHARED TOGETHER.That “look what I built”
That “look what I built”
moment. More often.
Your team is building great things in different tabs, rooms, and time zones. Then someone drops a demo in Slack. Suddenly, everyone gets it.
Rec gives the recording job to your agent, so showing your work becomes part of shipping it.
# shippedTeam updates
FROM SHIPPED CODE TO A SHARED DEMOBuild it. Record it.
Set up browser recordingBuild it. Record it.
Send it to the team.
Let your agent record
Your agent walks through the feature in a real browser. Rec captures the video and turns its notes into narration.
Send the demo to Slack
Review the finished demo and send it to your connected Slack channel. Your team sees what shipped, whenever they’re ready.
Works with apps behind a login. Sign in through a browser window you control. Your agent continues in the authenticated session.
FOR TEAMS THAT KEEP SHIPPINGShow what changed.
Explore workflowsShow what changed.
Keep everyone in the loop.
01
Build → Record → Slack
02A new feature. A demo in the channel.
Let your agent record what you built. Share the walkthrough in Slack so the whole team can see it.
Record → Ticket → Slack
03A bug report you can actually watch.
Capture the bug, create a ticket with the video, and share it in Slack. Give the next engineer the full picture.
Explore → Record → Slack
Tried a competitor? Show the team.
Have your agent record a competitor’s flow. Share the demo and what stood out in your team’s Slack channel.
THE RECORDING STAYS USEFULA video your team can watch.
A video your team can watch.
Context your agent can use.
Read the short version
Transcripts, summaries, and chapters help people find what matters without watching every minute.
Ask your existing assistant
Connect the hosted MCP server to search recordings and read transcripts from your Rec workspace.
Put the context to work
Use a recording to explain a release, support a bug report, or answer a question. Share the source alongside the summary.
AND THE HUMANS THEY WORK WITHSometimes, you should
Sometimes, you should
do the talking.
Record your screen, camera, and mic in Chrome. Show a bug, explain a decision, or send a personal demo. It lands in the same library, with the same transcript and summary tools.
Add to Chrome, freePAY FOR USAGE, NOT HEADCOUNTAdd your whole team.
Add your whole team.
Agents included.
Recording and seats are free. Credits cover the minutes people watch and the AI processing you use.
See pricing and credit costs$0.02per credit. $0 per seat.
30 free credits every month All features included on every plan Paid credits roll over
Playback and transcription: 1 credit per minute.
Voiceovers and dubs: 2 credits per minute.
Yes. The local @recapp/mcp recorder gives a compatible agent tools to open a real browser, navigate your app, capture video, and annotate each step. When it stops, Rec uploads the recording and returns a share link. The summary and English voiceover are generated after upload.
It connects Claude Code to Rec’s hosted MCP server for library search, transcripts, summaries, and recording-session management. To have your agent drive and record a browser, also install the local recorder. The setup guide covers both connections, including Cursor configuration.
The local recorder can open a visible browser window for you to sign in. The agent then continues in that authenticated browser. You enter your password yourself rather than putting it in the prompt. The local profile can reuse the session until it expires.
Yes. The Chrome extension captures your tab, screen, camera, and microphone. Human and agent recordings live in the same workspace. Transcripts and summaries make them available to your team and your connected assistants.
Recording and team seats are free. Each workspace gets 30 free credits per month; additional credits cost $0.02 each. Playback uses one credit per started viewed minute, transcription uses one per video minute, and voiceovers or dubs use two per video minute. All features are included on every plan. Paid credits roll over.
No. Anyone with a public share link can watch in their browser. Viewed minutes use the video owner’s credits. You can also embed recordings or share them to Slack after connecting your workspace.
You shipped the feature.
Now share the demo.
Let your agent record what you built. Give your team something to watch.
Connects your library and sessions. To record a browser, add the local recorder.