HillOS

Recognise the people HillOS knows, name the speakers in your recordings, and capture a bug with everything an engineer needs.

HillOS is Hill's internal workspace. This extension connects it to the pages a Hill teammate already has open. It works only for members of the Hill workspace, who sign in with their Hill Google account. Press the capture shortcut on any page and the extension freezes the last two minutes as a replay of what the page did — the console, the network requests, the clicks and typing — and opens a draft you title and upload, so an engineer sees the bug rather than a description of it. Nothing leaves the browser until you press the shortcut and then upload: the recording is a rolling buffer held in the tab and dropped when you close it. On a LinkedIn profile, it shows whether the person is in HillOS and, if not, offers to save them, with their photo and current company. If HillOS has someone by that name without a LinkedIn link, it offers to link the profile to that record instead of creating a second one. Nothing is saved until you click. On a Google Meet call you chose to record, it reads the participant list and who is speaking, so the recording's transcript can name the speaker. It never captures audio and never asks for the microphone.