# New in Rill: record the tab you already use — Rill

Source: https://userill.dev/blog/record-the-tab-you-already-use

## Record right where the problem happens

![Illustration of a Chrome tab being recorded and saved to Rill.](/blog-assets/2026-11-02/chrome.png)

Last week, we shared a peek at recording a tab in your own Chrome browser. It’s now ready to try.

Add Rill to Chrome, choose the website tab you want to record, and show what happened. It works with signed-in websites and apps on localhost, too. Your recording saves privately in Rill, ready to watch or share.

Try it with one thing you’ve been meaning to explain: a button that behaves strangely, a change you want feedback on, or a flow that’s easier to show than describe.

You can start directly from the extension, or connect it through Rill in ChatGPT.

[Try Rill for Chrome →](https://userill.dev/chrome)

## Get your coding agent ready to record

![Illustration of choosing a coding agent, connecting it, and opening a recording.](/blog-assets/2026-11-02/agent.png)

Which coding agent are you using—Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code? Record what it checks in the browser, so you can watch the steps back and share what happened.

Choose “Use your coding agent” in Rill and follow the setup steps. You can see when it connects and open its new recording from the same screen.

Then ask your browser-capable agent to record one small change you’ve made this week. Your agent runs the browser steps; Rill gives you a recording to review afterward.

[Get your agent ready →](https://userill.dev/connect/agent)

## Your next walkthrough, on Pro

Have a change to walk a client through, or a bug your teammate needs to see? Record it once and send them the link. This November, try Rill Pro for  **$2/month for your first two months** .

[Get two months of Pro for $2/month →](https://userill.dev/adminbar?utm_source=rill_blog&utm_medium=owned_content&utm_campaign=black_friday_2026&utm_content=weekly_update_2026_11_02)

How are you using Rill, and what would you like us to build next? [Tell us](mailto:hello@team.userill.dev). We’d love to hear from you, and we read every message.

With love from the Rill Team 💜
