A screen recorder
that brings the evidence.

Thrume in one paragraph.

Thrume is a developer-focused screen recorder. Make Normal recordings for walkthroughs, or Debug recordings that keep selected logs and screenshots beside the video. Teammates watch in the browser, and authorized AI tools retrieve the evidence through MCP. Plans start at $9.99 a month billed yearly, per workspace rather than per person.

Compared with general screen recorders.

General screen recorders and video-messaging tools, such as Loom, are built for showing and telling: record, share a link, collect reactions. Thrume covers that everyday showing too. The difference is what can travel with the recording.

• Debug recordings keep the logs and screenshots you selected beside the video, on the same timeline.
• Your AI tools can retrieve that recording evidence through MCP instead of a pasted summary.
• Normal recordings stay simple for walkthroughs, demos and updates.

Compared with bug-reporting tools.

Bug-reporting tools, such as Jam, focus on capturing a problem from the web page in front of you. Thrume is built around the recording and the evidence you choose to bring with it.

• Debug sources can reach beyond the browser: logs from the Mac apps you select, log files and wrapped command output through the local bridge.
• Your voice explains what you expected while the screen shows what happened.
• Thrume is not an issue tracker or test-case manager. Paste the recording link into the tracker you already use.

Compared with pasting logs into an AI chat.

Copying a stack trace into a chat loses the moment around it. With MCP, an authorized assistant can find the recording, inspect the screenshot and errors around a timestamp, and cite where its evidence came from. You decide what to investigate and whether a fix works.

When Thrume fits best.

Thrume is a good fit when the person who sees a problem is not the person who fixes it.

• QA testers handing reproducible bugs to developers.
• Developers who want their coding assistant to start from real evidence.
• Support and client teams escalating an issue to engineering.

When another tool may fit better.

If you only need quick async video updates for people outside engineering, or a ticketing workflow with built-in issue creation, a general video tool or a dedicated bug tracker may be all you need.