Record your screen and your face together from the desktop app or the Chrome extension. Speaker notes keep your script on screen where only you can see it, and noise cancellation keeps the room out of the audio.

Every training video gets AI chapters, a transcript, a title and a summary. Learners search the transcript and jump to the exact step they forgot, instead of scrubbing through 10 minutes.

Put lessons in folders, set who can watch each one, and see how many people watched and how much of each video they saw. Limit a video to people in your company with one setting.

A teleprompter only you can see, so you stay on track without retakes.
Learners see exactly where you click, and the video zooms in on small details.
Cut a mistake or join two short takes into one lesson, without an editing tool.
Bring the training videos you already have, and get transcripts and chapters for them too.
Pick the language for each transcript, so teams in other countries can follow along.
Use a password, invite specific people, or limit a video to your company's email domain.
"How to submit an expense" beats "Finance onboarding". Short videos are easier to find, watch and update. Aim for 3 to 10 minutes.
Put them in speaker notes. You will talk naturally but won't lose your place.
Our free webcam and mic test takes a few seconds. Close noisy apps and turn off notifications.
Do the task on screen as you talk through it. Keep your camera on; people learn better from a face.
Cut the start and the mistakes with trim and split. NeetoRecord adds chapters, so you don't need title cards.
Paste the link in your wiki, help center, LMS or Slack, or embed the video on a page.
If people stop at the same point, that step needs a clearer video.
Record the things you explain to every new person once: a welcome from the founder, a walkthrough of each tool, how your team works. Put them in an onboarding folder and send one link. New hires watch at their own pace and come back when they need a refresher, and you stop repeating the same session every time someone joins.

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