Trail — workflow recorder

Turn browser actions into a visual workflow your AI can follow. Recorded and stored locally.

Record a browser workflow once, then keep the screenshots, steps, and context needed to explain it to an AI or another person. Your recordings stay on your device. No account, analytics, advertising, or automatic uploads. You choose when to record and what to export. Trail captures highlighted before-and-after screenshots alongside clicks, grouped typing, navigation, and other browser actions. Review the timeline, inspect page context and network/console diagnostics, add notes, redact private areas, and export only the steps you want to share. Features: • Highlighted clicks and typing, with IME composition support. • Before-and-after screenshots and semantic page context. • Network request/response diagnostics and console messages. • Notes, editable descriptions, step exclusion, and screenshot redaction. • ZIP exports with Markdown, structured events, PNG screenshots, and an offline viewer. • Optional silent WebM movies generated from saved screenshots. Recordings stay in your browser profile. Trail does not upload recordings, run analytics, sell data, or send anything to an AI provider. You choose when to record and whether to export or share the result. No AI subscription is needed. Recording follows foreground tabs in one window. Chrome shows a debugger banner while recording, and opening DevTools can pause capture. Browser pages, closed shadow roots, and some embedded or canvas content have capture limitations. Recognized secrets are masked, but other private content can remain: pause for private tasks and review or redact exports before sharing. Requires Chrome 125+. WebM export is a screenshot movie, not continuous video or audio recording. Trail records evidence; it does not execute workflows or provide Chrome Performance CPU/render profiling. Privacy policy: https://trail.uetuluk.com/privacy What’s new in v0.1.4 • Fixed iframe capture, including the Google Apps Script editor. • Improved click and typing highlights in nested frames. • Preserved sensitive-field masking.