Show the feature instead of describing it.
Record the build, talk over what changed, cut the dead air out of the transcript, and drop the link in the channel. Faster than a spec, clearer than a screenshot.
- No credit card
- Unlimited recording
- No time limit
- Free to start
Most product misunderstanding is a missing demo.
Written specs describe intent. A sixty second recording of the actual screen removes the argument about what was meant.
Demo what exists
Record the staging build doing the thing, so review discusses the product rather than an interpretation of it.
Sixty seconds, not six minutes
Cut the loading, the wrong click and the tangent by deleting them from the transcript.
Async by default
Timezone-spread teams watch the same update at the hour that suits them, with nothing lost in the relay.
A transcript for the ticket
Paste the text into the ticket or the release note instead of writing the same thing twice.
Where it fits the product loop.
The recurring explanations of a product role.
Feature demos
Show what shipped, in the product, with your voice over it. Better received than a changelog line.
Spec walkthroughs
Talk through the design file or the flow so engineering hears the intent, not just the acceptance criteria.
Feedback with context
Record the bug or the awkward flow as it happens, instead of writing four paragraphs describing it.
Stakeholder updates
One recording covers the exec, the support lead and the sales team, without three separate meetings.
Sprint reviews
Record the demo ahead of the meeting so the meeting can be about decisions instead of screen sharing.
Research playbacks
Cut a user session down to the three moments that make the point, with captions so they can be watched anywhere.
A decision explained without another meeting.
A written spec is read by the people who were going to read it anyway. A three-minute walkthrough of the prototype gets watched by engineering, design and the stakeholder who missed the review.
- Record
Walk the prototype, not the slide
Record the actual flow with your reasoning over it, so the trade-off and the screen it applies to are in the same frame.
- Cut
Cut it to the decision
Delete the exploration and keep the conclusion. What ships in the channel is the argument you landed on, not the twenty minutes of working that got you there.
- Annotate
Mark what you are pointing at
Put text on the frame at the moment you say \u201cthis is the bit that changes\u201d, so an engineer skimming at 2x still lands on it.
- Share
Into the doc, the channel or the ticket
One link, watchable in a browser, that a stakeholder in another timezone opens at their own hour instead of asking for the meeting to be repeated.
Why product managers choose REQO.
Record the screen, keep the timeline.
Stop recording and the footage is already on a timeline, ready to trim. No export, no import, no second tool.
Transcript editing.
The fastest way to cut a talking-head recording.
- Delete a sentence, the footage goes with it
- Strip filler words in one pass
- Search the transcript to find a moment
- Export the text for the ticket
Share links with view counts.
Know whether the demo was watched before the meeting, rather than assuming it was.
Works on a locked-down machine.
Browser-based, so it runs on managed laptops where you cannot install recording software.
Questions from product managers.
Can I record a specific window instead of my whole screen?
Yes. Pick a screen, a window or a single browser tab in the share dialog, which keeps your inbox out of the demo.
How do I cut the boring parts quickly?
Transcribe the recording and delete the sentences you do not want. The video follows the text, so a nine minute demo becomes ninety seconds without touching a timeline.
Can I share with people outside the company?
Yes, and you can password protect the link or set it to expire if the demo is not for general circulation.
Does it work on a managed work laptop?
It runs in Chrome or Edge with nothing to install, which is usually the deciding factor on a locked-down machine.
Is it free?
Recording, editing and sharing are free. Pro removes the export watermark, adds team seats and unlocks AI Studio.
Also built for everyone else.
Record the demo before the meeting.
Free, browser-based, and the recording opens straight in an editor.