Replay

Replay fundamentally reimagines how developers convert design mockups and user interactions into code. By adopting a video-first workflow, Replay analyzes entire screen recordings rather than isolated frames, capturing the full behavioral context of an interface. This temporal dimension allows the tool to understand not just what elements appear on screen, but how they move, transition, and respond to user input over time. The core advantage of Replay's approach lies in its ability to reconstruct interactive behavior patterns that static screenshot-to-code tools cannot capture. Motion, animations, state changes, and user flows become part of the code generation process, resulting in more complete and accurate component implementations. Developers receive code that reflects real-world interactions, reducing the need for manual refactoring and behavioral corrections after initial generation. Replay streamlines the design-to-development pipeline by treating video recordings as the single source of truth. This eliminates the guesswork inherent in frame-based tools and provides developers with clearer specifications of intended behavior. Whether building prototypes, converting design files into working applications, or documenting complex user interactions, the video-first methodology delivers more reliable and comprehensive output that aligns with actual design intent and user experience requirements.