Screenbolt
A one-click screen recorder that turns a meeting you'd normally schedule — a demo, a bug explanation, feedback on a design — into a quick video someone watches on their own time, with a link you just paste and send.
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Description
Not every conversation needs everyone in the same video call at the same time. Explaining a bug, walking through a demo, or giving feedback on a design often works better as a short recorded video the other person watches whenever suits them — no calendar invite, no waiting for a shared free slot. Screenbolt is built around exactly that: hit record, capture your screen and voice, and get a shareable link in seconds.
Screenbolt is a browser-based screen recording tool offering one-click recording, secure shareable links, audio capture, and cloud-based storage accessible from multiple devices, positioned specifically for asynchronous communication rather than live meetings. It's built by Etalas.com and lists usage by companies including 360Learning, BambooHR, Casper, The Container Store, and MOZ. Detailed paid pricing isn't published; the product runs on a freemium model with beta signup currently available.
💬 Our review
The short version: Screenbolt is worth trying for the specific case of replacing a would-be meeting with a quick recorded explanation — the one-click flow and instant shareable link are the right amount of friction for that job.
It's entering a category dominated by Loom, which has years of head start, broader integrations, and features like automatic transcription and viewer analytics that Screenbolt's public feature list doesn't yet mention. Screenbolt's case for being worth a look is being simpler and presumably cheaper while still covering the core loop — record, get a link, share — that covers most async communication needs without paying for Loom's more elaborate feature set. The real gap is transparency: pricing isn't public, so you can't compare cost directly against Loom's free tier or paid plans before signing up for the beta. For a team that just wants basic async screen recording without extra features, it's worth a free trial; for one that needs transcription, analytics, or deep integrations, Loom or CleanShot X remain the safer, more proven choice.
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Modèle freemium, grille tarifaire payante non publiée publiquement ; inscription bêta actuellement ouverte.
Pros
Enregistrement en un clic, lien partageable généré instantanément
Utilisé par des entreprises reconnues (360Learning, BambooHR, MOZ...)
Accès multi-appareils via stockage cloud
Positionnement clair sur la communication asynchrone
Cons
Tarification payante non publique
Pas de transcription automatique ni d'analytics annoncées, contrairement à Loom
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