Explain code once, not in three meetings

Developers lose hours to context that does not fit in a pull request description: why a migration is ordered the way it is, what the bug looks like in the browser, where the edge case lives. A two-minute recording carries that context, and the person reading it can watch at their own pace and reply on the exact second they have a question about.

Hand off work without a call

Record your screen and your voice as you walk through the branch, the ticket or the staging build. When you stop, the link is already on your clipboard, ready for the pull request, Slack or the ticket.

• Pick Chrome Tab, Window or Entire Screen in Chrome's own share dialog, so an IDE in another window is one click away
• Add chapter markers while you talk, so a reviewer can jump to "the migration" or "the tests"
• Pause, restart or cancel from the toolbar without losing your place

Questions land where they belong

Viewers comment on a moment in the video, can pin a note to a point on the frame, and can reply with a short voice or video clip of their own. You resolve a thread when it is handled, so the list is what is still open.

It knows what was on the page

When you record a web page, VeoRec keeps the page's layout alongside the video: where elements were and their short visible labels, never what was typed into forms. A note about the checkout button stays on the checkout button, instead of a pixel guess.

Searchable later

Every recording gets a transcript and a title automatically, from what you said. Three months on, "the one where we explained the retry logic" is a search, not a scroll through a channel.

Questions

Can I record my IDE and terminal?

Yes. Choose Window or Entire Screen in Chrome's share dialog. VeoRec records whatever you share there, not only the browser.

Can I hide secrets that were on screen?

In the web editor you can draw blur boxes over parts of the video, such as an API key or a customer name, and trim or cut the parts you do not want.

What does it cost?

The Free plan keeps up to 50 videos and 5 GB, with recordings of up to 10 minutes in up to 1080p, AI transcripts and automatic titles; free videos carry a small VeoRec badge. Pro is $7.99 a month or $79 a year: unlimited videos, 1 TB of storage, recordings of up to 10 hours, no branding, view analytics, password-protected links, custom thumbnails, and AI summaries, chapters and translation.