Loom is the best way to send a video. Osora records the same screen, camera and voice — then breaks it into searchable steps, captures the why, and turns it into a skill that can run the process for you.
Loom made async video effortless, and it's excellent at that. But a Loom is a video link: someone still has to watch it, and the knowledge inside it isn't searchable, structured, or actionable. Osora starts where Loom stops — every recording becomes company memory you can query and, when it's ready, a governed skill that executes the work.
When Loom is the right call
Reach for Loom when you just need to send a quick video message and nothing more — a walkthrough, a bug repro, a personal note.
When Osora is the right call
Choose Osora when the recording should outlive the watch — when you want the process documented, searchable, and able to run again without you.
Record a process in two minutes and watch it become searchable memory — and a skill that can run it.