Walk a teammate through a feature
A three-minute video of you clicking through a new feature answers the questions a long message leaves open.
How
- Pick the app’s window, so the rest of your desktop stays out of the video.
- Turn on your camera bubble and talk while you click.
- Turn on Focus, so the picture zooms where you click and type.
- Cut the false start in Edit, then make a share page.
What they get
A link that plays in any browser, with a transcript and chapters, from a host your team already uses.
What it uses
- A window, an app or the whole screen Show a teammate a bug in one app without the rest of your desktop.
- Your face in a bubble Put a face on a product demo so people listen.
- Focus and Frame Make a quick walkthrough look produced, without editing by hand.
- A page you own Send a link that plays for anyone, with no account and no Bingsu server.
More ways to use Bingsu
- Run a design review on a call Record the review with everyone on the call in view, so the people who missed it hear each comment in context.
- Report a bug with a recording A recording of the bug shows the exact clicks and timing that a written report leaves out.
- Show a pull request working Reviewers approve faster when they see the change run. A clip in the pull request shows it.
- Let an agent record its own test run When an agent says the tests pass, a recording of the run shows it. The agent records its own windows while you keep working.
Next time, show it.
Record it once and send a link. Or let your agent do the recording.