Postmortems built from the on-call recording, not from memory.
The best evidence of what happened during an incident is the on-call engineer narrating their dashboard at 3am. Screendog captures it once and turns it into the source document for the postmortem.
Record the live triage
Hit record when the incident bridge starts. Narrate what you are seeing in Datadog, Sentry, Grafana, the database. Stop when the page is mitigated. The recording, transcript, and timestamps are all there for the postmortem author.
File the postmortem skeleton automatically
Screendog files a Notion page (or Linear issue) with the recording embedded, the transcript, the URL, and a structured "what happened / impact / contributing factors / action items" template. The author edits — they do not start from a blank doc at 9am.
Searchable forever
Whisper transcripts are searchable. Six months from now when a similar incident hits, your team can grep "redis connection refused" across past postmortems and find the actual recording of the last time it happened.
Frequently asked
Are recordings stored privately?
Recordings are scoped to your workspace and only viewable by anyone with the share link. There is no public discovery feed.
Can on-call use it from a phone?
Mobile browser screen recording is not supported (the API does not exist on mobile). On-call typically uses a laptop on the bridge.
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