Record the context
Capture the screen, your voice, screenshots, and the details that make the work understandable while they are still fresh.
Screen recording for software teams
Build what they meant.
Record bugs, walkthroughs, and feature ideas. Preserve the recording as documentation, shape it into a reviewed plan, and hand developers or AI coding agents context they can build from.
Screen + voice
Human-reviewed plan
Repo-aware handoff
The enemy is lost context
Speed does not help when the starting point is wrong.
Software work loses meaning as it moves between customers, product, design, QA, engineering, and AI. The faster the implementation, the more expensive a bad assumption becomes.
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“The checkout is broken.”
One sentence. Five teams. Twelve possible meanings.
Intent disappears
The request survives, but the reason behind it does not.
Evidence gets separated
The screenshot, failed request, and explanation land in different places.
AI fills in the gaps
A confident implementation can still solve the wrong problem.
Understanding beats guesswork.
The RecordThen workflow
From seeing the work to building the right thing.
The recording is the starting point. The shared plan—and the understanding behind it—is what moves the work forward.
Review the plan
Turn one or more recordings into shared, repo-aware scope that product, design, QA, and engineering can inspect together.
Build with AI
Hand approved work to people and coding agents with the intent, evidence, repository, and decisions still attached.
Capture intent while it is fresh
Choose the source and decide what should happen when the recording stops.
Meaning travels with the work
The handoff keeps its source material.
A plan should be inspectable. RecordThen keeps the explanation, evidence, repositories, reviewers, and destination close enough that people and agents can understand how the team reached the decision.
Recording
What happened, shown in context.
Transcript
The explanation, searchable and reusable.
Evidence
Key frames, screenshots, URLs, and technical signals.
Reviewed plan
Intent, scope, repositories, and decisions in one place.
Tracked work
GitHub, Jira, Linear, discussions, and draft PRs.
Human review
Accountability stays with the people building the product.
For thoughtful builders
The best builders make the work understood.
RecordThen recognizes the people who take the time to explain what happened, why it matters, and what good should look like before implementation begins.
Product & design
Show the workflow and explain the intent before nuance gets compressed into a ticket.
QA & support
Reproduce the issue carefully and keep the customer impact beside the evidence.
Engineering
Start with reviewed scope, relevant repositories, and fewer assumptions to unwind.
Where work already happens
Capture anywhere. Hand off without losing the thread.
Record browser or desktop workflows, then route reviewed context into the systems your team already trusts.
Chrome
Record the browser tab where the work is happening.
macOS
Capture desktop apps, simulators, and browser workflows.
Windows
Record product, QA, and support flows on Windows.
Linux
Capture development workflows and local tools on Linux.
GitHub
Connect reviewed scope to repositories, issues, and pull requests.
Jira
Keep the original explanation connected to delivery work.
Linear
Move focused product context into engineering follow-through.
Then actions
Choose what happens when you stop recording.
Record once, then turn the recording into the next artifact your team needs.
Featured
One-shot
Stop recording and get a ready-to-use coding prompt with the transcript, evidence, and technical context attached.
One-shot ready
Your coding prompt is ready to use.
Open Recording
Copy Prompt
Share with team
Publish the recording, transcript, and evidence to your workspace.
Work on a plan
Add the recording to a reviewed, repo-aware implementation plan.
Draft a pull request
Start a reviewable draft from the captured context and linked repository.
Generate documentation
Turn the walkthrough into an editable documentation draft.
Build a skill
Package the workflow as a portable Claude and Codex skill.
Simple account pricing
Choose how your team creates shared context.
Every plan includes unlimited read-only viewers and a 10-day trial. Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or OpenRouter key on any plan; Team and Organization also include hosted AI choices under fair use.
Solo
Best when one person owns the build plan.
$19.00
/ account / month
$190.00
/ account / year
Free 10-day trial
- Unlimited plan viewers
- AI technical plans
- Desktop apps
- GitHub repo awareness
Team
Default choice for teams shipping together.
$49.00
/ account / month
$490.00
/ account / year
Free 10-day trial
- 2 to 10 contributors
- Jira and Linear connectors
- Shared plan board
- Ticketed changelog handoff
Organization
For organizations coordinating multiple projects.
$199.00
/ account / month
$1,990.00
/ account / year
Free 10-day trial
- Up to 5 projects
- Up to 50 writers
- Unlimited read-only viewers
- Included hosted AI choices plus BYOK
FAQ
Questions before you record?
What exactly is RecordThen?
RecordThen is a context-to-plan workflow for software teams building with AI. It records what happened, preserves the explanation and evidence, creates a reviewed, repo-aware plan, and routes approved work into the tools your team already uses.
What happens after I stop recording?
Choose a Then action before you start: share with your team, work on a plan, create a one-shot prompt, draft a pull request, generate documentation, or build a reusable skill. RecordThen starts the selected next step after processing the recording.
Does RecordThen let AI build automatically?
RecordThen prepares a stronger starting point for AI-assisted work. Human review remains an expected part of the workflow: your team reviews the plan and stays accountable for what gets built.
Who can start a recording?
Anyone who needs to make software work understood: founders, product managers, designers, QA specialists, support teams, developers, and operators. You do not need to write a technical specification before you start recording.
Where can I record?
RecordThen supports browser-first capture with the Chrome extension and native recording on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Choose the surface that matches the work you need to explain.
What happens after a plan is approved?
You can keep the original recordings and evidence attached while routing the work into GitHub, Jira, Linear, discussions, tickets, one-shot prompts, or draft pull requests.
RecordThen
Record the context. Review the plan. Build with AI.
Give your team and coding agents the same understanding before the first line of code changes.