Internal security findings deserve more than a Slack DM.
Screendog records the proof-of-concept once — or transcribes a video you upload — captures the URL and browser, writes notes, and keeps it in a private folder your security team controls.
For internal pen-tests and QA
When your security engineer or QA engineer finds an issue, they record it: "Here is the URL, here is the payload, here is the response." The recording is private to the workspace, kept in a security folder, and there is a clear, timestamped trail with a transcript.
Honesty about scope
Screendog is a recording, transcription, and organization tool, not a security platform. We do not perform automated scans, do not classify CVEs, and do not provide formal pentest reporting. We are the evidence layer.
Sharing carefully
Recordings are link-only — anyone with the URL can view. For security findings, keep them in a private folder and avoid sharing the raw recording link broadly.
Frequently asked
Are recordings encrypted at rest?
Recordings are stored on the workspace's server and served over HTTPS. We do not market end-to-end encryption.
Can I delete a recording immediately?
Yes. Owners and admins can delete any recording from the workspace dashboard.
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