One person records one process a single time. Osora keeps the video to share, and turns the same recording into structured company memory. A Loom that actually does something afterward.
“…we run a verified-first waterfall before anything pushes to lemlist — bounces wreck our deliverability, and then the whole domain suffers.”
Screen, voice, and the steps you take are captured together — no write-up afterward, no doc stale by Friday, just the recording as the source of truth.
While you record, Osora asks why you made non-obvious calls — so the reasoning stays bound to the exact step, instead of evaporating when the call ends.
One primitive records a live process, a customer call, or an internal meeting the same way.
Osora turns the recording into steps, decisions, and entities you can search — while transcripts only pile up.
API keys and secrets get painted over before the frame ever leaves the browser.
“Everything important happened in meetings — and vanished the moment the call ended. Recording it once changed that.”
No setup. Read-only by default. Keep the video, get the memory.