Recorditor: Record your browser

Recorditor installs from the Chrome Web Store as a roughly 1 MB extension for recording and managing browser sessions. From the popup you choose what to capture — the whole screen, a browser window or a single tab — and start with one click, with no additional software or hardware required. Recordings are saved as MP4, so they play and edit widely across devices.

After capture, the recording is transcribed and, using AI summarization, condensed into the key points of the session. That turns a long demo or support walkthrough into something a colleague can skim. Transcripts and recordings are encrypted and reachable from any browser or cloud storage, and the extension declares that it does not collect or use your data, which matters for recordings that contain internal screens or customer information.

The extension is published by Transkriptor, the company behind the Transkriptor transcription service, and it supports 36 interface languages including German, French, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese. The listing shows version 1.3 updated in July 2024 with around 476 users. New users get 30 trial recording sessions before committing, so the practical workflow is: sign up, pick what to record, capture, then edit, download or share from the Recorditor website.