Stop recording tiny text on a full-screen IDE. Zumie's zoom keeps code readable for your teammates and reviewers — auto-zoom for browser-based editors, manual zoom for desktop IDEs.
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Common frustrations developers face when trying to create clear screen recordings.
Full-screen recordings of your IDE turn code into a blur. Reviewers squint at 12px font rendered at 1080p and miss the details that matter.
Jumping between terminal, browser, and editor during a recording makes it hard for viewers to follow which window you're actually working in.
Describing a bug in text takes forever. Recording it should be quick, but standard recordings don't highlight what you clicked or where the issue appeared.
Walking someone through a PR in a video call wastes everyone's time. Async recordings should work, but they're hard to make clear without manual editing.
Zumie features that make screen recording effortless for developers.
Zumie zooms into the file, function, or terminal output you're interacting with — automatically for browser-based editors, or manually in the editor for desktop IDE recordings.
Every click is visually highlighted so viewers can follow along as you navigate between files, tabs, and panels in your IDE.
Get a shareable link the moment you stop recording. Paste it into a PR comment, Slack thread, or issue tracker in seconds.
Install the Chrome extension and start recording. No accounts, no configuration, no friction slowing down your dev workflow.
Real scenarios where Zumie's auto-zoom makes recordings dramatically more useful for developers.
Record yourself stepping through the changes in a pull request. Zumie zooms into each file diff so reviewers see exactly what changed and why.
Capture the exact steps to reproduce a bug with click highlights showing every interaction. Attach the link to the issue and move on.
Create recordings that walk new team members through the codebase, architecture decisions, and local setup steps with clear, zoomed-in visuals.
How developers use Zumie in their day-to-day work.
Start working in VS Code, your terminal, or any browser-based dev tool as you normally would.
Click the Zumie extension icon and start recording your screen or current tab.
Code, debug, navigate files. Zumie's zoom keeps the action readable — automatically in tab recordings, or add zoom in the editor for screen recordings.
Stop recording and get a shareable link. Paste it into GitHub, Slack, or Jira.
Zumie is a Chrome extension that records your screen or any tab. It works with browser-based editors like VS Code for the Web, GitHub Codespaces, and any web app. For desktop IDEs, use full-screen recording mode.
Yes. Zumie's zoom follows your cursor and clicks, so even rapid scrolling stays focused on the area you're interacting with.
Absolutely. Zumie gives you an instant share link you can paste directly into PR descriptions or comments.
There's no hard time limit on recordings. Record as long as you need for detailed code walkthroughs.
At $39 one-time, Zumie costs less than one hour of developer time. Remove the watermark and record unlimited PR walkthroughs and bug reports forever.
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