Bug reports with a recording, a transcript, and the environment attached.
A great bug report has steps to reproduce, expected versus actual behavior, environment details, and a way to see the bug happen. Most people skip three of those four because writing them is tedious. Screendog captures all four from a single recording — or from a video you upload.
What goes into a Screendog bug recording
Browser and version, OS and version, viewport size, locale and timezone, the recording itself, and a Whisper-transcribed narration. The AI drafts notes — title, description, severity hint — so you edit instead of author.
Organized into folders, shared with a link
Every recording drops into your workspace and can be moved into a folder by project, sprint, or customer. Each one has a share link and embed code, so the engineer opens the exact recording — with the transcript and environment — instead of hunting through a chat thread.
For QA, support, and customer-facing teams too
Anyone who can reproduce a bug can record it without asking an engineer "what info do you need?" The recording and the auto-captured environment carry it.
Frequently asked
Do I get a transcript automatically?
Yes. Every recording is transcribed with Whisper, and the AI writes notes and a summary. The transcript sits alongside the video on the share page so a teammate can read or watch.
Can I edit the notes before sharing?
Yes. The AI-written notes are a draft — every field is editable in the recording view before you share the link.
Can I upload a video instead of recording?
Yes. Upload an existing local video file and Screendog transcribes it, writes notes, and sorts it into a folder — same as a browser recording.
Try Screendog free.
5 recordings on the free trial. Automatic transcripts, AI notes, folders, and shareable links. No credit card.
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