Record your own screen
Your agent can record. Soon, you can too—capture your screen and share a Rill.
Rill / Public roadmap
A little further
down the Rill.
See what’s next and what’s new. Vote for the ideas you’d love to use, or browse Shipped for the latest features and fixes.
In progress
Taking shape right now.
Pin feedback to the video
Comment on an exact moment and spot in a recording. People and agents can read the feedback and reply.
Planned
Next on the horizon.
Request a recording with a link
Send yourself or a user a link to record their screen and show what’s happening.
Understand who watched
See views, viewer information where available, and how far people watched.
Skip the waiting
Condense idle stretches while your agent thinks, so recordings get to the useful parts faster.
Give an agent temporary access
Use rill attach to share a recording with an agent without granting long-lived access.
Shipped
The changelog: released features and fixes, newest first.
Paste a prompt. Get your first recording.
Paste one prompt into your coding agent to set up Rill and record a browser flow.
Try agent recording without signing up
Try three recordings without signing up; connect your account to keep them beyond seven days.
Connect your agent once and keep recording
Approve a code in your browser to connect an agent for up to 90 days, with automatic token renewal. Claim anonymous recordings into your account while preserving their share links. Revoke the connection from Credentials whenever needed.
Playback controls with remembered speed
Owner and shared recordings have updated playback controls, with speeds up to 3× and your preferred speed remembered in this browser.
Sign in with an email link
Request a sign-in link from your inbox, with an explicit confirmation step before entering your account.
Feedback controls that fit smaller screens
Recording feedback buttons wrap within narrow screens so you can reach every option.
Record locally without installing FFmpeg
CLI 0.1.10 keeps Chrome on your machine and encodes the video remotely. Uploads can resume, encoding can finish after your terminal closes, and failed jobs can retry without recording again.
Cloud browser runs from a URL and prompt
Describe a task on a public website and get a private recording with browser diagnostics. Start from the homepage or CLI without setting up your own browser agent.
Follow cloud runs in your dashboard
See queued, running, and completed cloud runs beside your recordings, with live status updates and private playback when ready.
Readable long URLs in diagnostics
Long timeline URLs wrap inside the diagnostics panel instead of stretching it beyond the page.
Visible cursor and click indicators
Follow the pointer and click pulses in browser recordings. Choose the cursor appearance in workspace settings. Available in CLI 0.1.6 and later.
Recording-specific share previews
Shared recording links show a preview for that recording, making it easier to recognise the run before opening it.
Something missing?
Have a feature in mind? Email hello@runalabs.dev.