Step 1
Record the bug once, in the tab where it happens
Less explaining.More fixing.
Record a bug once. Tekma keeps the recording, console, network and steps together, so your team and AI agents can fix it without the back-and-forth.
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Step 2
Every clue arrives with the video, synced to the timeline
Step 3
Send it to your tracker and watch the fix, from a teammate or an agent
Bug reports that
explain themselves.
Play the sample report: seek a chapter, open a failing request, read back every step that was taken.
Know when it’s seen,
sent and fixed
Search captures by step, request, chapter or device
“It’s fixed.”
Great. Show me.
Let a coding agent read the capture over MCP, then record a walkthrough of its fix with the CLI.
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One capture replaces the screenshot, the console paste and the follow-up questions. Here is what comes with every report.
Record the tab, add your voice if you want, and reproduce the issue as you normally would. Chapters mark the moments that matter, even in silent recordings.
Console errors, network requests, user actions and device details arrive with the video, synced to the timeline, so investigating starts with evidence.
Share a link with an expiry, limit it to members, or revoke it when the work is done. Viewers need no account and no install, and they never count as creators.
Send the report to Linear, GitHub, Jira, ClickUp, Asana, Notion, GitLab or Slack in one step. The link travels with the issue, and webhooks tell your own tools.
The extension masks detected sensitive regions in pixels and keeps typed values out of diagnostics. Review and trim before sharing, and keep access scoped to your workspace.
Let a coding agent read the capture over MCP, then record a walkthrough of its fix with the CLI so you can see the result instead of taking its word for it.
Good context for every handoff
From the first bug report to the final review, give the next person a clear place to start.
For the person who found it
Show exactly what went wrong without writing a wall of text. The recording and the clues leave together.
For the person fixing it
Follow the steps, inspect the failing request, and jump to the moment it broke. No “can you try that again?”
For the person reviewing it
Watch the fix in action, from a teammate or from an agent, and spend less time wondering whether it works.
Send it where the work happens
One capture, any tracker. The report link travels with the issue.
- Linear
- GitHub
- Jira
- Slack
- ClickUp
- Asana
- Notion
- GitLab
- Webhooks
“It’s fixed.” Great. Show me.
Give your coding agent a recording to investigate. Then let it record the result so you can see the fix for yourself.
Choose your plan
Pay for the people creating captures. Everyone you share with can watch for free.
Find your first aha with a real bug.
- 30 captures each month
- Up to 5 creators
- Recordings up to 15 minutes
- Unlimited viewers
Keep everyone moving, from report to review.
- Unlimited captures
- Up to 50 creator seats
- Recordings up to 15 minutes
- Unlimited viewers
- MCP, CLI and webhooks
Common questions
What people ask before their first recording. Everything else is in the documentation.
Does this replace my issue tracker?
No. A capture is the evidence; your tracker keeps the work. Send a report to GitHub, Linear, Jira or Slack and the link travels with it.
Do viewers need to install anything?
No. Shared recordings open in a browser. Public link recipients don’t need a Tekma account, and viewers don’t count as paid creators.
What does Tekma collect?
The recording and available console events, network metadata, user actions and browser details. The extension masks detected sensitive regions in captured pixels and removes typed values from diagnostics. Always review a capture before sharing.
Are chapters generated automatically?
Yes. When recording processing is available, Tekma generates chapters from what happens on screen, including silent recordings. Speech adds a transcript. You can correct the result before sharing.
Can I use Tekma with my coding agent?
Yes. Connect an MCP-compatible client to read captures, or install the CLI and recording skill so an agent can record a walkthrough. You authorize access with your Tekma account.
Your next bug report
could explain itself.
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