Rill

Rill, from RunaLabs, makes recordings that show what happened in a browser, so a bug, a change or a check can be reviewed by the next person or agent. It captures three ways. You can record your own screen. You can record the browser work of a coding agent such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity, Gemini CLI or GitHub Copilot, which drives a Chromium browser that Rill provides through the Rill skill and CLI. Or you can give Rill a public website and a task, typed or spoken, and Rill runs the task in a cloud browser and records it. Each recording pairs the video with captured console messages, network requests and an interaction timeline, and comes with a share link. Recordings can also be opened in ChatGPT through the Rill app there. Free costs nothing with no card: 10 recordings a day, 200 minutes of stored video, 3 recordings at the same time and 10 browser tasks run by Rill a month, with seven-day share links. Pro is $9.99 a month and can be cancelled at any time, with unlimited recordings a day, 10 recordings at the same time and 30 browser tasks run by Rill a month. Developers who want an agent to carry out browser tasks for them can look at Browser Use or Skyvern, and teams that want production browser automations built and maintained by an agent can look at Intuned.