Screen recorder for client updates
Record a walkthrough of what changed this week and send one private link. Your client watches on their own time, skips around the video, and leaves timestamped comments right where they have a question, so you talk it through together without another meeting.
Three steps, all async. You record once, and the client update sends itself with the summary attached and comments turned on.
Five minutes over the staging site: what shipped, what you decided, what you need from them.
The recap and open questions come out as text your client can forward internally.
Video, captions, recap, and a comment thread on one page. Your client skips around and comments on the exact moment.
Clients skip to the part they care about, drop a comment or a reaction right on the frame, and you both jump straight to that moment. No "which screen?", no scheduling.
A walkthrough of the real thing beats a bulleted email. Clients watch at their pace and replay the parts they care about.
show > tellClients leave timestamped comments and reactions right on the frame. Click one and the video jumps to that exact moment, so you review it together.
comment at 1:20Every update carries a written recap. When "small tweak" turns into a feature, the paper trail already exists.
recap = receiptNo. They open a link in a browser and see the video with captions, the summary, and a comment box. Recording needs the macOS app on your side only.
Yes. Clients can skip around the recording and leave a comment or a reaction at any moment. Every comment is timestamped, so you both jump straight to the exact second it refers to and discuss it there.
Each recording gets its own private link. Set an expiry date and revoke access when a project wraps. Nothing is public unless you make it public.
Free to start, and no account needed until you want to share. Record the walkthrough once, and your client is caught up and leaving comments on their own time.