Record code reviews, bug reproductions, and architecture decisions with auto-zoom that makes code actually readable. $39 one-time, no per-seat fees.
Click anywhere and Zumie zooms in automatically. Code reviews become watchable — reviewers see the exact lines you're discussing without squinting at a full-screen IDE. No editing, no post-production.
Every click is visually highlighted so viewers follow your cursor through files, tabs, and terminal output. Bug reproductions become step-by-step visual guides instead of vague descriptions.
Your team grows from 5 to 50 engineers and the cost stays $39. No monthly subscriptions, no per-user licensing. One payment, lifetime access.
Record a walkthrough and drop the link in your pull request, GitHub issue, or Slack thread. No uploading, no waiting. Teammates watch on their own schedule — async by default.
Engineering teams need recordings where code is readable, sharing is instant, and pricing doesn't scale with headcount.
Cloud screen recorder
Per-seat pricing adds up fast for engineering teams. $15/user/month means a 15-person dev team pays $2,700/year. No auto-zoom — code is hard to read in recordings.
$15/user/month
Open-source recorder
No auto-zoom, no click highlights, no instant sharing. Engineers spend time configuring scenes and outputs instead of recording. Sharing requires manual upload.
Free
Desktop recorder (macOS)
macOS only — doesn't work for teams on Linux or Windows. $89 per device, no free plan. Desktop app only, not a browser extension.
$89/device
Screen recorder with auto-zoom
Chrome extension — works with any browser-based dev tool. Use full-screen mode for desktop IDEs and terminals.
When you click on a line of code, Zumie automatically zooms in to make it readable. Reviewers see exactly which file, function, and line you're discussing — no more "can you zoom in?" comments on your PR videos. It works with any IDE, terminal, or browser-based tool.
Yes. Click highlights show the exact sequence of actions that trigger the bug, and auto-zoom makes small UI glitches or error messages visible. Drop the recording link in your GitHub issue or Jira ticket — engineers see exactly what happened instead of reading "click the button and it breaks."
Loom charges $15/user/month — a 15-person engineering team pays $2,700/year. Zumie is $39 once. More importantly, Zumie has auto-zoom that makes code readable in recordings, which Loom doesn't offer. For code-heavy workflows like PR walkthroughs and architecture decisions, readability matters.
Zumie is a Chrome extension that records your browser tab, entire screen, or specific window. It works with VS Code, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, terminal apps, and any browser-based tool. For desktop IDEs like IntelliJ or Vim, use full-screen recording mode.
After recording, Zumie gives you a shareable link instantly. Paste it in your PR description, code review comment, or Slack thread. No uploading to a separate service, no waiting for processing. Teammates click and watch.
Yes. The free plan has no time limit on usage — recordings are capped at 5 minutes each. Install from the Chrome Web Store, no signup required. When you're ready for unlimited recording length and Pro features, it's a one-time $39 payment.
Install in 10 seconds. Record your first code walkthrough in under a minute. No signup needed for the free plan.