Scrambl for Mac
Record a meeting, get it transcribed and filed against the right account. Benny sits on your desktop while you work.
Probably none. The web app is the whole product, and every plan runs in the browser. These three exist for the jobs a browser tab does badly.
Record a meeting, get it transcribed and filed against the right account. Benny sits on your desktop while you work.
The same workspace, signed in with the same account. Nothing lives only on the phone.
iPhone. On the App Store.
Do a process once and get a draft procedure back, recorded from the tab you started it on and redacted before it saves.
A recording made on the Mac, a note added from the phone and a procedure captured in Chrome all land on the one record the web app shows, under the same permissions. Install an app for the job it does. Nothing forks.
Scrambl runs in the browser on Windows at app.scrambl.com, and the web app is the full product. The Mac app and the iPhone app are additions for specific jobs (recording meetings, working away from the desk), not requirements.
No. Every plan runs in the browser. The desktop app is how meetings get recorded, transcribed and filed against the right account, and it is where Benny lives as a desktop pet. If you do not need either, the web app is all of Scrambl.
Yes. Scrambl for Work signs in with the same account as the web app and works on the same records, so nothing lives only on the phone.
No. You can write articles directly. Capture exists because the reason most knowledge bases fail is that writing them is a separate job nobody has time for.
The clicks and screens of the run you start, on the tab you started it on, only while it is running. You edit and redact the draft before anything is published, so credentials and client data do not travel.