THE AGENT-READABLE SCREEN RECORDER
Show your coding agent what to change.
Less typing. More showing. Give your agent the full picture with a quick recording.
Start here
- Record a bug, a walkthrough, or a piece of feedback once.
- Paste the link into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. It reads the summary, transcript, and what you clicked.
- Free to start on Mac, Windows, Chrome, the web, iPhone and Android. No viewer sign-up.
CLIPY IN 80 SECONDS
Everything Clipy does, in one short film.
Talk your agent through a design, a bug or a process. Keep it local with Local AI. Let your agent record its own proof and your demos. Turn the sound on.
QUICK ANSWER
Clipy is the agent-readable screen recorder. Record a bug, walkthrough, or piece of feedback once. People watch the video; Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor receive the summary, transcript, clicks, and key-moment frames they can act on. Every share link works for humans and agents, with no viewer sign-up.
COMING FROM LOOM
Put your existing Loom feedback to work.
Bring the recording you already have into your coding workflow. Start with a free download, then follow the guide to use its narration and add the visual context your agent needs.
Show the bug. Explain the change.
Pick a tab, window, or screen. Show what happened and explain what should happen.
Free to start. Sign in with Google to save & share your link.
- Browser recording
- Screen and narration
- Shareable link
- Delete anytime
Show it once. Give your agent the context.
Keep the sequence, your explanation, and the expected outcome together.
Show it. Don't type it.
You record the bug
Agent reads it, fixes the code
Agent records proof, sends a link
Show what should change
Reproduce the bug or point out a UI change. Narrate the result you expected.
Your recording becomes agent context
Clipy processes your recording into a summary, transcript, and key moments your agent can read.
Hand it to your agent
Paste the link into your connected coding agent. Keep the screen and your explanation together while it works.
FLARE · MAC APP + CHROME EXTENSION
Hold Control. Point. Say what you mean.
Recording with the Clipy Mac app or Chrome extension? Hold Control and move the pointer. A highlight trail follows it, so nobody has to ask which “this one” you meant.
Clipy turns the highlight into a key moment: a frame from the end of the gesture, where the pointer was, and what you were saying. Your agent reads the exact spot you pointed at instead of guessing from pixels.
- The trail is click-through, so the app underneath keeps working.
- Works on any screen recording: a tab, a window, or the whole display.
Prefer Chrome? Flare works the same way in the Clipy extension.
“Make this the primary button.”
WHAT YOUR AGENT READS
0:08 key moment, source: flare
“Make this the primary button.”
frame: 0:10, end of the gesture
pointer: x 0.91, y 0.82
One link. The context behind it.
Your screen, your words, one handoff.
Record the issue as you would show it to a teammate. Clipy brings your explanation and key moments together so your coding agent can work from the screen you showed.
Sample recording with prepared context. The animated handoff below is an example.
“When I click this button, the sidebar disappears. The cursor is right on the broken state.”
Summary and transcript
The agent gets the spoken explanation without replaying the whole clip.
Frames and cursor context
See the screen beside the captured pointer and click context.
Agent-readable handoff
Paste one link into your connected agent to bring the recording into the task.
Record the bug once. The agent opens the PR.
A teammate watches this in 0:10.
Bugs, design changes, and client feedback.
Reproduce a UI bug
Show the steps, the broken state, and what you expected. Give Claude Code evidence to investigate in your repository.
Walk through UI changes
Point out the spacing, behavior, or layout you want changed. Keep your explanation beside the relevant screen.
Explain client feedback
Keep the client's words and visible examples together. Ask your agent for a change list, then resolve questions before editing.
CHOOSE YOUR CONTEXT
Screenshots for a state. Recordings for a sequence.
Use the format that explains the change clearly.
| Your task | Screenshots + text | A Clipy recording |
|---|---|---|
| One visible layout issue | A screenshot and a short instruction are often enough. | Useful if you also need to explain behavior or walk through the change. |
| A bug after several actions | Write the steps and attach the relevant states. | Show the sequence, the failure, and your narration together. |
| Several requested changes | Number the requests and match each to an image. | Point out each change while explaining it in one walkthrough. |
| Handing the work to an agent | Attach images and instructions to the task. | Share a Clipy link with the processed transcript and key moments. |
PUBLISHED EVIDENCE
Does visual context help an agent make the right change?
In Clipy’s controlled coding benchmark, structured recording context outperformed transcript-only input on one synthetic UI task. The report includes the recording, context, scoring criteria, and results from 20 primary trials with Codex.
Inspect the recording, inputs, and results →- 641,500Recordings shared
- 58,300Hours captured
- 462,150People creating
- 2,300In the last 24h
Clipy's user base is doubling every quarter.
Everything you need to show the change.
A familiar screen recorder, with context you can hand to a coding agent.
56 seconds, sound on
One click to record
Choose a screen, window, or browser tab to show the relevant workflow.
System + mic audio
Explain the change in your own voice. Include system audio where your browser and capture source support it.
One shareable recording
One link for your teammate to watch and your coding agent to read.
Unlisted by default
Share by link without publishing to a public feed. Anyone with the link can open it.
No app needed
Runs in the browser. No install, no nag screens, nothing to configure.
HD to 4K quality
Record in the resolution that matches what you want to show.
More than a screen recorder
Clipy records your screen for people and coding agents. The same app also keeps your clipboard history, takes and marks up screenshots, and holds a knowledge base of your videos. Screenshots and knowledge-base search are included on every plan, and clipboard history needs no plan at all.
Clipboard manager
Mac and Windows apps
Press Shift+Cmd+V or Ctrl+Shift+V to paste what you copied earlier, text or images. Pin favorites, and your history stays on your computer.
See the clipboard managerScreenshot tool
Mac, Windows, Chrome and web
Capture your screen, an area, a browser tab or a full scrolling page. The editor has 18 tools, including numbered steps, callouts, spotlight and redaction, and you share the result with a link.
See the screenshot toolKnowledge base
Every plan
Import YouTube, Loom and local videos next to your recordings. Search by meaning and jump straight to the moment.
See the knowledge baseFree video tools
In your browser, no signup
Convert, compress and download video in your browser, plus a mic and webcam test.
Browse the video tools
Free video tools, no signup required
Convert, compress, and download in your browser. Then record your next one in a single click.
The short answers.
Show your agent the next change.
Open the UI, show the change, and give your coding agent the context to investigate it.
