Roll — Bug Reporting Screen Recorder

Roll records a bug so someone can actually fix it: the video, every click and keystroke, console messages, and network requests with their responses — time-aligned, in one link or one hand-off to your coding agent. How to record 1. Click Roll, then Record. Or press Command-Shift-Space (Ctrl-Shift-Space on Windows/Linux) on any site. 2. Reproduce the bug. A small bar on the page shows the timer, Pause, and Stop. 3. Press Stop. The viewer opens: the clip, with every error and failed request marked on the scrubber. 4. Open in Cursor, Claude, or ChatGPT - or Copy link for a teammate. Two ways to record • Tab - instant, no prompts, records the tab you are on. Move it to another tab with Option-Shift-R (Alt-Shift-R). • Screen - Chrome asks what to share once (a tab, a window, or the whole screen). Switching tabs is then captured automatically. Rewind Leave Rewind on and Roll keeps the last 2 minutes in memory (5 on Pro). When a bug happens, press Save — what just happened becomes a recording. Nothing is stored until you save. Built for coding agents Every recording ships timeline.md: clicks, requests, and errors merged in order, plus the raw HAR, console, and events. The free Roll MCP server serves it to Cursor and Claude Code straight from your disk. No video in the prompt. Privacy Recording never uploads. Files stay on this computer as an open .jam bundle until you choose to publish a link. Passwords, card and one-time-code fields, and auth headers are never captured. Free: unlimited recordings up to 5 minutes, 2-minute Rewind, links that last 7 days. Pro is $29 once: no length limit, 5-minute Rewind, links until you delete them. If Roll helped you show a bug, a rating on this listing helps other teams find it.