Bird allows Technical teams to record demos and report bugs, Sales teams to send video pitches with attached proposals, Everyone else to replace meetings and create how-to videos.
Screen recording, but with team-specific features
Bird allows Technical teams to record demos and report bugs, Sales teams to send video pitches with attached proposals, Everyone else to replace meetings and create how-to videos.
Yes, it's 2023 and we are on PH with a screen recording tool that DOESN'T have AI! Nope, not even a little bit. We just wanted to have a really solid tool without unnecessary gimmicks. I think we actually have 0 features that users didn't specifically ask for. Actually, no, we have one - E2E test generator (QA testers, that's for you guys). Nobody asked for it, but we gave it a shot and it turned out to be pretty useful. Oh, and we wanted the company to be profitable. So a free plan is another t
I love this: it solves a real problem, instead of being another useless wrapper over an AI api Kudos to the team! 😎
Hi @daniel_makarov I love this as a fellow extension developer - How long have you been working on Bird Eats Bug 3?? I run the largest Discord for Extension developers (~180 members, very new) - you should join and share your product (we have sharing and product-hunt channels)! discord.gg/FDRBh9y3 Does this integrate with any of the DevTools APIs? Would love to touch base with you and hear more about your extension and hopefully see you in our Discord. I'm also developing extensions, my extensio
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