RecBeamShare product feedback with full context
A comment thread on a static mockup misses motion, timing, and interaction. RecBeam captures feedback the way it's actually meant — in context, in motion.
How teams use RecBeam this way
Design walkthroughs
Talk through a design decision while showing the actual screens involved.
UI feedback
Record specific reactions to a flow instead of writing feedback that loses nuance.
Product requirement explanations
Walk a team through requirements with the real product on screen.
Prototype reviews
Record a first pass through a prototype and where it felt unclear.
Acceptance-criteria demonstrations
Show a feature meeting its acceptance criteria, step by step.
Release previews
Give stakeholders an early look at what's shipping and how it behaves.
Screenshot annotations
Mark up a single screen when a quick note beats a full recording.
A typical workflow
- Capture the screen or record a walkthrough of the design or build you want feedback on.
- Point at the details: annotate a screenshot with arrows, boxes and highlights, or narrate a recording.
- Share the link with the team.
- Collect reactions and comments in one place.
What you get
- Screenshots with crop, pen, arrows, shapes, text and highlight.
- Screen and camera recordings with microphone audio.
- Comments and reactions from reviewers.
- Transcripts and search, so decisions are easy to find later.
- Bug Report mode on the Business + AI plan for turning a failing build into a written report.
Why a recording works better here
Feedback is clearer when it points at the pixel. An annotated screenshot or a short recording removes the guesswork about which screen and which state you mean, and it keeps the conversation async. Every plan starts free. Starter allows 5-minute recordings at 720p with transcripts, captions, search and share links, and Business adds unlimited recording length and 1080p. See pricing.
Questions
How do I give feedback on one specific detail?
Capture the screen, then use the arrow, rectangle or highlight tools to mark it before you share the image.
Can reviewers respond?
Yes. Viewers can react and comment on a shared recording.
Can I share a design review without a meeting?
Yes. Record a walkthrough, share the link and let reviewers respond on their own time.