Clipy

What is Clipy?

Clipy is a browser screen recorder made for teams that work with coding agents. Record a bug, walkthrough, or feedback once. People watch the video, while Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor get a summary, transcript, click positions, and key frames from the same link, so they can act without guessing.

Top Features:

• Agent context: each recording includes a summary, transcript, frames, and click coordinates.
• Flare pointer: hold Control and point to mark moments agents can read.
• Agent skill: install it once, then paste any video link into your agent.

Use Cases:

• Bug reports: show the broken screen instead of typing long reproduction steps.
• Design feedback: narrate UI changes so an agent can apply them in code.
• Loom replacement: move a whole Loom library over and keep recording there.

Who Can Use Clipy?

• Developers: pass exact bug context to Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor quickly.
• QA testers: record failing flows with clicks and narration agents can follow.
• Product teams: explain requested UI changes visually without writing long tickets or specs.

Pricing

• Free trial ($0 for 7 days): up to 15 recordings or 2 hours with full agent context.
• Pro ($9 per month): unlimited recordings, 4K capture, Loom migration, and viewer analytics, or $72 yearly.
• Teams ($9 per seat monthly): each recording seat gets Pro features, and viewers join free.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Built for agents: recordings carry structured context that coding agents can actually use.
• No install needed: recording runs in the browser, with an optional Chrome extension.
• Private sharing: videos stay unlisted by default and open only through links.

Cons:

• Short trial: free recording ends after seven days or two recorded hours.
• Setup step: the agent skill needs a quick install through a command line tool.
• Narrow focus: teams without coding agents gain less than from plain recorders.

FAQs:

1) Which agents work with Clipy?

Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor read the recording context through a skill or link.

2) Is there a free plan?

There is a seven day free trial, then Pro costs nine dollars monthly.

3) Do I need to install software?

No, it records in the browser, and a Chrome extension adds click capture.

4) Can I import my Loom videos?

Yes, the Pro plan includes migration of your whole Loom library.

5) Are recordings public?

No, recordings are unlisted by default and only link holders can watch.