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Shoyu keeps each recording in your organization with its transcript, context, and comments. Search connects them by the tickets, docs, files, and words they share, so an old answer is one search away.
Why did the orders migration go first? 4 moments in 4 recordings
Why did the orders migration go first?
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Q4 roadmap walkthrough
Priya, 7 weeks ago
“…billing ships before the passkey work, so the migration goes first…”
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Search the ticket or the words someone used. Play the moment they explained the decision.
A recording shows the screen on the day it was made. Code context points to the branch and commit.
The Figma file, ticket, or page that was open stays with the recording. Search finds it by name.
Connect your agent, and it searches the same recordings before it starts. It finds only what you can watch.
Anyone on your team can record from the menu bar. Pick a window, a display, or a portion of the screen.
Show your work. The context for the app, web page, file, and commands attaches automatically.
Enhance your recording with the awesome tools in Studio, then share it with who you want.
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Priya10:42
Here is the walkthrough you asked for
Shoyu
Checkout redesign walkthrough
Send one link. The recording, the transcript, and everything that was on screen arrive together. No second message asking “which file was that?”
How context worksMoment search finds the second something was said, a file was open, or a command ran, across every recording your team has made. Search from the web, the command line, or your agent.
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Tidy the upload code
4:16 · Summary and 5 markers attached
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You turn on Automation first. Then it records through the same Shoyu app you use, and sends you the link with a summary and markers.
See how agents recordNo. Shoyu is for everyone on the product team: engineers, designers, product managers, QA, support, and marketing. Engineers get the most context, because their tools expose the most. Everyone gets the app and window, and the page once the browser extension is installed.
The app and window you were in, the browser page and title when the browser extension is installed, and the file and line range when the IDE extension is installed. A terminal you record with shoyu terminal record adds a replay of what it printed. Deep Context adds console and network metadata for a tab, never the page contents.
You choose for each recording: Private, shared with your organization, or Public for anyone with the link. New recordings start Private. Team organizations also start with external links off, so nobody can make a recording Public until an owner or admin allows it.
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