Report a bug
Instead of: “The checkout button isn't working.”
Record the page, click where it breaks, and say what you expected and what happened instead. The developer sees exactly what you saw.
Report a bug with Sayvio →Record what is on your screen, talk through what matters, and send a link they can watch in any browser. No account for them, no download.
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Paste the link into the tools you already use
Some things take a paragraph to explain and ten seconds to show. Sayvio is for those.
Instead of: “The checkout button isn't working.”
Record the page, click where it breaks, and say what you expected and what happened instead. The developer sees exactly what you saw.
Report a bug with Sayvio →Instead of: A long message about what should change.
Point at the exact part of the page and explain it as you go. No guessing which button you meant.
Give feedback with Sayvio →Instead of: A wall of step-by-step text.
Do it once on screen while you talk. They watch, then do the same.
Explain a task with Sayvio →Instead of: Five emails trying to understand the problem.
Record the fix on screen and send the link back, or ask them to show you what they are seeing with Sayvio.
Help a customer with Sayvio →Free covers 2 cloud recordings of up to 5 minutes at 480p, and recordings on your computer with no limit. Pro, coming soon, lifts the cloud limits and adds private recordings and teams.
sayvio.app/view/8f3aLink copied5 min · ChromeWatchers need no account
Coming with Pro. Free recordings are shareable by their link.
After you stop, Sayvio listens to the narration and looks at the recording, then drafts the report. It stays a draft until you save it. Your notes are never overwritten.
The free plan includes 3 AI drafts a month. Pro includes 50.
The draft is based on what you said and what was on screen, so a bug report starts from the recording instead of a blank page.
Expected the payment page. The button stays on checkout. Clicked Continue to payment.
A first draft, not the final word. You edit it before anyone else sees it.
Saving turns the draft into your report. Sayvio also keeps a transcript and the moments that matter, so you can check what it used.
Most Sayvio recordings are made and sent before you would have finished typing the explanation.
Install Sayvio in Chrome and sign in once. It sits in your toolbar until you need it.
Pick a tab, a window or your screen and talk it through: what you see, what you expected, what should change.
Stop recording and the link is copied. Paste it into Slack, an email, a ticket or a bug report.
Sayvio is not in the Chrome Web Store yet, but you can load the preview build now. The install page walks through it.
Start free. Upgrade only when you run out of room.
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Enough to see what it does, and to send a few.
$10per person, per month
For people who record every day, and for teams.
Sayvio is a visual communication tool. Instead of describing a problem, an idea or a task in words, you record your screen, explain it as you go, and send a link. The person you send it to sees exactly what you mean.
It uses screen recording, but it is built for communication rather than for making videos. You record a tab, a window or your screen while you explain, draw on what matters, and the share link is copied the moment you stop.
Anything that is easier to show than to describe: reporting bugs, giving feedback on a website or design, answering a customer with the fix on screen, and handing over tasks or explaining work to a teammate.
Yes, and it is a good place to start. Record the page where it goes wrong, show what you clicked, say what you expected and what happened instead, then paste the link into the ticket or the chat. Your developer sees what you saw, instead of trying to reproduce it from a sentence. Sayvio records the screen and your voice; it does not capture console logs or create tickets.
People who regularly explain things that are easier to show: developers and QA testers, product and SaaS teams, support teams, agencies and freelancers, and the clients and users who report problems to them.
To record, yes: Sayvio is an extension for Chrome and other Chromium browsers such as Edge and Brave. To watch, no: a share link plays in any modern browser.
No. A share link opens in any browser, with nothing to install and nobody to sign up. Only you need an account, to make recordings.
Only on recordings that go to the cloud. On the free plan you can keep 2 there at a time, each up to 5 minutes at 480p, and each is deleted once 30 days go by without a view. Recordings you save to your computer have no limit. There is no watermark.
The recorder is a Chrome extension, so it works in Chrome and in Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave and Arc. Share links play in any modern browser.
Anyone you send the link to — free recordings are shareable by their link rather than private, so treat the link as the key and only send it to people who should watch. Pro lets you keep a recording private, reachable by nobody but you until you decide otherwise.
Comparing tools? See how Sayvio compares with Loom, Jam, Scribe and others — including where they are the better fit.
Record it once, send the link, and get on with your day. Free to start, and it stays free.