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Narrate what's broken. Recording, transcript, and console errors land in your Handback inbox for an agent to fix — you sign off. Handback Recorder turns "here's what's broken" into something a coding agent can actually act on — without you writing a word. See a bug, review notes, or a change you want made? Open the side panel, hit record, and talk through it out loud while you click around. When you stop, Handback has captured the whole story: • The screen recording, cut into keyframes • Your narration, transcribed line by line • The page's console and network errors, caught as they happened • The URLs and titles of the pages you visited • Any marks or drawings you made on the page (Alt+Shift+D) Review the take right in the panel — scrub the timeline, fix a transcript line with a double-click — then send it to your team's Handback inbox with one tap. There a human reviews it, and a coding agent pulls it over MCP and gets to work. You sign off when it's fixed. That's the loop: see it → say it → an agent fixes it → you sign off. WHO IT'S FOR Software teams who ship with coding agents and are tired of turning "the checkout total is wrong on mobile" into a written ticket, a screen recording, and three console screenshots. Narrate it once; Handback assembles the brief. PRIVACY Your recordings, transcript, and reports are never used to train AI models. Narration can be transcribed entirely on your own device — audio never leaves your machine — or, if you choose, by a transcription provider. There are no analytics scripts or trackers in the extension. Full detail: https://handback.dev/privacy REQUIRES A HANDBACK ACCOUNT The recorder sends to the Handback workspace at handback.dev. Sign in there, click once to link the extension (no tokens to copy), and pick where each recording goes. Learn more at https://handback.dev/recorder
Aug 7, 2026
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Media assets
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Has promo video
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Languages
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Developer website
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Contact email
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Keyword in name
Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
Keyword in description
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Category user-count percentile
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