The AI screen recorder that does the clicking

It is a screen recorder where an AI agent performs the workflow instead of you. You describe the task, the agent opens a browser, carries out the steps, and records itself doing them. This is different from most tools marketed as an AI screen recorder, where a person still does the clicking and the AI only cleans up the result afterwards.

Ordinary AI screen recorders help after the recording exists: they remove filler words, add captions, or guess where to zoom. Vidocu's AI Recorder produces the recording in the first place. Because the agent performs each click, it knows which element was clicked and when, so zooms and highlights are placed from that record rather than estimated from the video.

Yes, if the flow you want recorded sits behind a login. You provide credentials for the account you want recorded, and optionally the login page URL. The password is not stored, so running the same recording again asks you for it. Point it at an account whose data you are comfortable having on screen.

Vidocu's can. When the login asks for a one-time passcode or a 2FA code, the agent pauses the run and prompts you for the value, then continues recording. Two-factor prompts are the most common reason an otherwise unattended agent stops short of the flow you wanted documented.

A finished video, a screenshot for each step, and a written article describing the workflow. Everything lands in your workspace, and you can open the recording in Studio to edit the script, voiceover, zooms, or highlights before publishing.

It stops on purpose and tells you why. Common reasons are a paywall, a permission the account does not have, or a screen that does not exist in the product. You get the reason rather than a recording that looks finished but shows the wrong thing.

You can try it on the free plan. Recording is metered in credits, at 50 credits per minute of finished video, so a longer flow costs more than a short one. See the pricing page for how many credits each plan includes.

Not yet. The AI Recorder is in beta, which means it is live and usable but still changing. Complex or unusual interfaces are where it is most likely to need a second run or a more specific brief.