RecBeam
Give developers the context they need
A written bug report leaves out exactly the details a developer needs first: what you clicked, what happened, and what the console showed. RecBeam records all of it in one take.
How teams use RecBeam this way
Reproducible bug reports
Record the exact click-by-click steps that trigger a bug, so it's reproducible on the first try.
Show exact failure steps
Skip the ambiguous "it doesn't work" — show precisely where and how something breaks.
Capture console or UI behavior
Record dev tools alongside the UI so a stack trace and its trigger are in the same clip.
Share regression evidence
Attach a short recording to a ticket instead of a paragraph describing what changed.
Review implementation changes
Walk a teammate through a diff or a new flow faster than writing it up.
Explain complex flows
Some logic is easier narrated over a screen recording than documented in prose.
Record release walkthroughs
Capture what shipped and how it behaves, for the team or for release notes.
Annotate screenshots
Mark up a single frame of a UI bug when a full recording isn't necessary.