You asked for the recordings. Then nobody had an hour a day to watch them.
Work sessions can be recorded and analysed into a short daily digest, so a manager reads a summary of what happened instead of watching footage nobody has time for.
Free for 30 days, no card needed · Session recording and the AI digest are on Growth and above, not on the trial.A recording nobody watches is just storage cost.
A day of sessions across a team is more footage than the day that produced it. Nobody is going to sit through it, and it arrives again tomorrow, and the day after that.
Which means the recording was never supposed to be the deliverable. Reading was. The footage is evidence you keep — it was never the thing you were meant to consume.
So the digest comes first, and the footage waits underneath it.
The digest is the top of the stack
Three things exist, and only one of them is for reading. The other two sit underneath it, in reach, for the handful of moments a year you need them.
The session moved through a landing page build, a review pass on the copy, and a scoping call. The page went from a draft layout to a working build. The review comments were applied in the same sitting rather than queued. The call closed on a delivery date that was said out loud, and the three of them are listed below with the moment each one was shown.
- 0:18Landing page layout taken from draft to working buildShown on screen, the draft and the built page side by side.
- 2:18Review comments applied in the same sittingEach comment visible on screen, then the change made after it.in the recording
- 3:35A delivery date agreed out loud on the callSpoken in the session and resolved to an actual date.
A claim you can check in seconds
A summary you cannot verify is just someone's opinion with a confidence badge on it. Every finding is stamped with the moment it came from, and the moment is a door.
- THE MOMENT
- 2:18
- WHAT WAS FOUND
- Review comments applied in the same sitting
- HOW IT WAS SEEN
- Each comment visible on screen, then the change made after it.
The first and last moment this example marks. The ticks sit at their proportional spacing between the two — the page is not telling you where the session stopped.
Open the moment in the session rather than scrubbing for it. The summary is the entry point; the recording underneath it is still the record, and verifying a claim takes seconds instead of a full playback.
Where the sessions come fromThe digest has named parts
It is not one block of generated prose. The analysis panel is divided into sections, and the sections that count things tell you how many they found.
Demonstrated
(3)The things actually shown during the session, each one carrying the moment it was shown.
Said vs shown vs submitted
The section where the session's accounts of the work are set against each other. The header carries no count of its own.
Read from screen
(8)Text the analysis picked up on screen during the session, each line stamped with its own timestamp.
Those counts, and that badge, come from one real panel. A day with less in it has fewer rows and a shorter digest — the sections are fixed, the numbers are not.
The 95% is this panel's confidence in the one analysis it was showing. It is not an accuracy rate for the feature, and this page does not have one of those.
The days you’d have watched it, and didn’t
Nobody opens a recording because it exists. They open it because something happened — and on that day the question is never “what was the week like”, it is “what happened in that half hour”. These are the somethings.
You need the half-hour where the work actually happened, not the whole week. You read a few lines, and if it matters you open one timestamp.
Whoever takes it over needs yesterday, not a handover meeting. They read a few lines, and if it matters they open one timestamp.
You want to know how it is going before the invoice, not after. You read a few lines, and if it matters you open one timestamp.
Recording sits on the work sessions the desktop tracker produces. Periodic screenshots are a different feature with their own page, their own rules and a narrower capture. Both of those are Growth and up as well.
Compare the plansThree things this page is not claiming
It does not tell you what someone was thinking.
It summarises a recording of work. The recording is still the record, and it is still there underneath.
This page does not claim an accuracy rate.
The panel carries a confidence figure for the analysis in front of you — 95% on the one panel this page reproduces the chrome of — and a Re-run for when you disagree with it. That is a number about a single analysis. It is not a measured accuracy rate for the feature, and nothing here should be read as one.
Every finding carries the moment it came from.
That is the only accuracy guarantee worth anything — you can go and look at the moment yourself.
A recorded session captures audio as well as screen.
The panel has a section built on what was said, and the example above turns a spoken delivery date into a real one — that is only possible because a recorded work session carries the sound of the session, not only the picture. It is a wider capture than screenshots, which take periodic images while a task is running and record no microphone, no camera and no keystrokes. That difference is a large part of why recording is its own feature, on its own higher tier, rather than something switched on for every team by default.
This one sits on Growth and above
It is not a baseline feature and this page is not going to pretend otherwise. Recording sessions and analysing them costs storage and compute, which is exactly the kind of claim the band above just refused to fudge. The free trial does not include it.
- Free TrialNot included
- StarterNot included
- GrowthSession recording + AI digest
- BusinessSession recording + AI digest
What sits next to it
Session recording is one page of the same workspace. These are the others, in the groups the product puts them in.
Recording and AI, answered
01Do we actually have to watch anything?
No — that is the whole point of the feature. The digest is the entry point: a few lines reporting what was worked on and what was flagged. The footage is the fallback you open when a specific line needs checking, not the thing you sit through.
02Can we still open the actual recording?
Yes. The summary is the entry point; the underlying session is still there when a specific moment needs checking. Nothing is thrown away to produce the digest.
03What does a recorded session capture?
What was on screen during the session, and what was said in it — the panel has a section built on spoken content, and a deadline agreed out loud is the kind of thing it resolves to a real date. That is a wider capture than screenshots, which take periodic images while a task runs and record no microphone, no camera and no keystrokes. It is one of the reasons recording is a separate feature on a higher tier rather than something switched on for everybody.
04What if the digest gets something wrong?
The panel carries a confidence badge on the analysis in front of you and a Re-run control for when you disagree with it. More usefully, every finding carries the moment it came from, so you can check it against the recording in seconds rather than arguing about it. The summary is an entry point, not the record.
05Is this the same thing as screenshots?
No. Screenshots are periodic captures taken while a task is running, and they are a separate feature with their own page and their own, narrower capture. Session recording and the AI digest are a different feature. Both sit on Growth and above.
06Where do the recordings come from?
From the work sessions the desktop tracker produces on Windows and macOS. Those sessions can be recorded, and a recording is what the digest is built from.
07Which plan is it on?
Growth and up — not the free trial, and not Starter. It is not a baseline feature: recording and analysing sessions costs storage and compute, and pricing it as though it did not would be dishonest.
Tomorrow’s sessions, in a few lines you’ll actually read.
The footage keeps piling up either way. The only question is whether anybody ever reads what is in it.
Free for 30 days, no card needed · Session recording and the AI digest are on Growth and above · The recording stays available underneath.- 0:18
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