React late. Catch the beginning.
Press after a useful line and place the marker five seconds earlier, so replay starts before the point you noticed.
TAB AUDIO · TIMESTAMP MARKERS · LOCAL FILES
Mark the useful moment while a lecture or webinar plays. TAB.REC records only the current tab's audio on this device, then lets you replay the exact part you marked.
No sign-up · Tab audio only · Files stay on this device
Current tab audio
Spend less time replaying
Leave a marker while you listen. After the recording ends, click that marker in the Local Library and continue from the part that mattered.
Press after a useful line and place the marker five seconds earlier, so replay starts before the point you noticed.
A bookmark, important mark, or note takes you straight to its place in the recording.
Capture the visible recording tab when you need context. Its filename stays linked to that recording position.
Start, pause, resume, and stop each recording without mixing one tab’s session with another.
Use nested folders and search, then set a playback range without cutting the original recording.
Keep the WebM original and export MP3, WAV, or WebM for the next step in your workflow.
Studio reviews silence and auto-splits locally, then retimes markers for each new file.
Turn on local transcription in Studio to create text, Markdown, SRT, and VTT without uploading your audio.
Four steps from play to file
Open the extension or Recording Panel in the tab you are listening to and press record.
Use the Side Panel button or shortcut when a useful line comes up.
Click the marker in the Local Library to jump to its timestamp.
Save MP3, WAV, or WebM audio with timestamped Markdown notes.
NO SERVER COPY
Audio and notes are written to Chrome extension storage. They are not uploaded to PackWink or tied to an account.
Add TAB.REC for free and leave a marker when something matters. The right part will be one click away when you need it.
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