Use cases
One recorder. Four jobs done.
Bug report mode
QA & support engineers
Record the bug once. Get repro steps, environment, console and network evidence, and a one-click Jira/Linear/GitHub issue.
Before
Screenshots in Slack, 'can you repro?', three round trips before an engineer can start.
With SceneRecap
A share link with the exact failing second, the 500 in the network log, and an issue already filed.
Tutorial mode
Ops & enablement
Record a workflow → auto step-by-step SOP with a screenshot per step, PDF/DOCX/Notion export, and an optional AI voiceover video.
Before
Documenting a process takes an afternoon of screenshots and Google Docs; it's stale in a month.
With SceneRecap
Do the task once with the recorder on. SceneRecap writes the doc; re-record to update it.
Recap mode
PMs & designers
Record a session or review → chapters, summary, decisions and action items on a shareable page.
Before
Notes nobody reads and a 40-minute recording nobody watches.
With SceneRecap
A two-minute read with timestamps into the moments that mattered.
Explain mode
Developers
Record a debugging session → a timeline of what was tried, what changed, what worked. Silent recordings welcome.
Before
'How did you fix that?' — you can't remember, and the terminal history is gone.
With SceneRecap
Search 'redis timeout' and jump to the second you changed the pool size.