Quickstart

Record your first thing, then read it back as structured context. Total time: about 2 minutes.

1. Sign up

Create an account at /signup. You can use Google, GitHub, or email + password. A workspace is created for you on the spot — that’s where your recordings live.

2. Record from the dashboard

On the recordings page, click Record. Allow the browser to capture your tab + audio. Do something — visit a couple of pages, click around, talk over it. Hit stop, give the recording a title, and upload.

3. Wait for processing

Iris extracts frames at 1fps with scene detection, sends them to Claude for visual analysis, transcribes audio with Deepgram, and assembles a structured timeline. A typical 1-minute recording is ready in roughly 15 seconds.

4. Read the context

Open the recording. The summary, timeline, transcript, and frame-level details are all rendered. Hit the Copy button to copy the full JSON — paste it into a Claude conversation and ask “what did I just do?”.

5. Wire up an agent

For ongoing access, hook up the MCP server. Now Claude Desktop has direct tools to fetch the latest recording, search, and load frames on demand.

What’s next?

• Install the browser extension for recording outside the dashboard tab.
• Try the CLI for uploading existing videos and scripting common workflows.
• Read the REST API reference if you want to build your own integration.

Found a gap or a typo? Open an issue or PR on GitHub.