Moonshot turns a quick screen recording into the recap, the action items, and the ticket. Say it once, and every timezone gets the same story, in writing.
Three steps, all async. You record once, and the write-up reaches everyone on their own clock.
A decision, a walkthrough, a heads-up. If it fits on a screen, it fits in a recording.
Summary, action items, owners. Moonshot writes them from your voice while the video uploads.
The link carries video, captions, transcript, and recap. Nothing depends on who was awake.
A call helps the people on it. A recording with a written recap helps the people who join next quarter. Record it once, and it lands everywhere your team already works.
Stop cramming decisions into the two hours where everyone is awake. Record when you think best, respond when they do.
no shared hours neededEvery recording carries a transcript and recap. Six months later you know what was decided and who owned it.
searchable foreverNew teammates binge the library instead of booking ten intro calls. Your recordings become institutional memory.
library = memoryNobody has to attend. You record your screen alone, on your schedule, and Moonshot writes the recap. The output is a document with video attached, which beats an hour of unedited call footage.
A browser. Recording needs the macOS app on Apple silicon, and watching needs nothing. Recaps land in Slack, tickets land in Linear or GitHub, and links open anywhere.
Yes. Moonshot runs an MCP server, so Claude or Cursor can search the whole library, read transcripts, and act on them. Your recordings become context your agent can query.
Free to start, and no account needed until you want to share. Record once tonight, and the whole team is caught up before their day begins.