ReviewFlow
Talk through the bug.
Hand your agent the folder.
Describing a visual problem by typing is slow and lossy. ReviewFlow lets you record yourself walking through software — pointing at what is wrong as you say it — and turns that into a transcript and screenshots your coding agent can actually read.
Three steps, and you are back to work
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Record
Hit record and talk while you use the software. Say “this button does nothing” and point at it. Normal speech, no special phrasing to remember.
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It finds the moments
ReviewFlow transcribes what you said and works out where you were referring to something on screen, then grabs those frames with a ring drawn around your cursor.
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Drag the folder in
You get one folder: the transcript, and the screenshots it points at. Drag it into Claude Code and the agent has everything.
What you actually get
One flat folder with nothing an agent has to dig through. The video, the raw audio and the session data stay behind — reading them would only waste the agent's context.
review.md ← the transcript, with the screenshots inline
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Your screen never leaves your machine
This is a design decision, not a policy promise. Transcription needs your voice, so the audio is sent. Working out which moments matter needs the words, so the text is sent. Neither step needs the picture, so the picture is never uploaded.
| What | Leaves your machine? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Microphone audio | Yes | Sent for transcription, then deleted |
| Transcript text | Yes | Used to find the moments you pointed at |
| Screen recording | No | Never uploaded anywhere |
| Screenshots | No | Cut from the recording on your machine |
Pricing
£5 per month, billed annually — or £8 month to month
- 7 days free, then cancel any time
- Unlimited reviews, fair use
- Transcription and moment-finding included — no API keys to manage
- macOS and Windows, same subscription
- 14 days to change your mind after that, no questions
Questions
Do I need my own API keys?
No. Transcription and moment-finding are part of the subscription.
Does it only work with Claude Code?
It is built for it, but the output is a plain folder of Markdown and PNGs. Anything that reads files can use it.
How long can a recording be?
Long enough for a real walkthrough. Most useful reviews are five to fifteen minutes.
Why is there no web version?
A browser cannot see where your desktop cursor is, so it could not draw the ring that shows the agent what you were pointing at.
Is the installer signed?
The macOS build is signed and notarised by Apple. The Windows build is not yet, so Windows may ask you to confirm before it runs.
Who is behind it?
One developer, in the UK. Email lands in my inbox, not a queue: support@reviewflow.review.
Download
Install it, sign in, and record your first review. The first seven days are free, and the fourteen after that are refundable in full.