Stop scrubbing.
Start searching.
searchferret records in your browser, transcribes every word, and lets you search your whole library like a text file. Type a word, jump to the second it was said.
no install · no card · unlimited free recording
That's the actual search speed. The five seconds is you typing.
The scrubbing tax
What does finding one clip cost you?
You know it's in there. Somewhere in one of forty recordings, near the middle, after the bit about the deploy. So you scrub. Twice.
How it works
Record, share, search.
Record
Open a tab, press record. Screen, tab or window, with your mic. No app, no extension, no permissions dance.
Share
Stop, and it's hosted with a link. Send it to a client. They don't need an account to watch.
Search
Every word is transcribed and indexed. Type what you remember saying. Jump to that second.
What it's for
The recordings you already make.
Now useful twice.
Client walkthroughs
Record the explanation once. When they ask again in three months, search it, send the timestamp.
Bug repros
Say what you're doing while you do it. The transcript becomes the ticket.
Handovers
Record how the thing works. The next developer searches it instead of pinging you.
"What did we agree?"
Search "scope", "deadline" or "invoice" across every client call you recorded. Settle it in seconds.
Pricing
Free to record. $12 to remember.
- Unlimited recording, no time cap
- Download your recordings as WebM
- Three hosted recordings, transcribed and searchable
- 1 GB of storage that never expires
- Everything in Free
- 20 hosted recordings a month, 20 GB of storage
- Full-library search, by word, by tag, by title
- Public and password-protected links
- Your branding on every recording
One user, one flat price. 14-day trial on Solo. Cancel any time. Team plans if you grow.
A note from the founder
searchferret is built by a small indie business in South Africa. There's no sales team and no growth-at-all-costs plan. We build it, we use it, and we answer the support email ourselves. If it saves you an hour a month, we've done our job.
Wouter, founder
Frequently asked questions.
No. It runs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, on Mac, Windows and Linux.