Reconce
Record a workflow once. Ship the guide, the evidence and the demo.
Record a browser workflow once and turn it into a structured guide, QA evidence and a polished local demo video.
The problem Reconce solves.
Documentation usually happens after the work, from memory, with screenshots pasted into a doc that is out of date by next sprint. Reconce flips that: you perform the workflow once in the browser and it captures the steps as they happen.
The capture becomes a structured, step-by-step guide, QA evidence for a test pass, and a composed demo video. Processing stays local-first, so recordings of internal tools never have to leave your machine to become useful.
Built around a few things done well.
One capture pass
Clicks, inputs and navigation are recorded as meaningful steps instead of raw events.
Guides that write themselves
Every recording becomes a readable, ordered guide you can export to PDF, HTML or Markdown.
QA evidence
Keep a reproducible record of what was tested, in what order, with the screens to prove it.
Composed demo video
Turn the same session into a clean demo video, composed locally in the browser.
Reconce FAQ
Where does Reconce run?
Reconce is a Chrome extension. Recording and composition are designed to run locally in your browser.
Is Reconce available now?
Yes. Reconce is in public beta and can be installed from the Chrome Web Store.
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