# New in Rill: put yourself in the picture — Rill

Source: https://userill.dev/blog/put-yourself-in-the-picture

## Your screen, with you in the picture

![Illustration of a screen recording with a camera circle.](/blog-assets/2026-10-26/camera.png)

Show the change, explain the part that matters, and let your teammate see you alongside it. Rill’s screen recorder now supports a camera circle, with optional narration.

Try it with something small: a new page, a bug you’ve reproduced, or a flow you want feedback on. A short walkthrough gives someone a place to start the conversation.

[Record my walkthrough →](https://userill.dev/record)

## Keep the controls nearby

In Chrome and Edge, you can pop out the recorder to keep its controls close while you move through your walkthrough.

## Shared recordings feel more at home

![Illustration of a shared recording inside the Rill workspace.](/blog-assets/2026-10-26/shared.png)

When you’re signed in, a teammate’s recording now opens inside your Rill workspace, alongside the familiar tools you use to review your own work.

The next time someone sends you a Rill, open it while signed in and take a look.

## One more thing: record your local app

Today, you can already use Rill’s CLI with a browser-capable coding agent to record an app on localhost. Watch and share the replay when the recording is ready.

It’s a useful way to show a change before your app is public: your agent runs the browser flow, and Rill records what happened.

[Record with my coding agent →](https://userill.dev/docs/agent-quickstart)

A peek at what’s next

We're now testing a new way to record a tab in your own Chrome browser and bring the video into ChatGPT.

For now, pick one change worth showing and [make a walkthrough](https://userill.dev/record).