✅ QA Testing

Visual evidence removes all ambiguity

In QA, precision matters. When you report a bug in writing, there's always room for a developer to say "I can't reproduce it" or "that's working as intended." A screen recording eliminates that. You show the exact steps, the exact result, and there's nothing to dispute.

What to record during QA

• Bug reproductions — the full sequence of steps from a clean state
• Regression tests — evidence that a previously fixed bug is fixed again
• Edge case behavior — what happens at the boundaries of the product
• Cross-browser differences — record the same flow in different browsers

Speed up your QA workflow

Recording as you test means you're documenting at the same time. You don't need to go back and reproduce bugs for evidence — you already have the footage. Attach it to the ticket and move on.

Works for manual and exploratory testing

Screen recording is most useful for exploratory testing sessions where you're moving fast and finding unexpected behavior. Hit record at the start of a session and you'll capture everything — even the bugs you didn't know to look for.