Zight

What it does

Zight is a visual communication platform for screen recordings, screenshots, and GIFs. It also lets you request video, logs, or files from others without requiring them to have an account. AI turns recordings into reusable documentation such as step-by-step guides and SOPs.

Zight is built for teams that explain things visually. You can record your screen once, whether it is a walkthrough, a bug, or a how-to, and share a link instead of scheduling a call. Request Video links let someone else record their screen, camera, and console logs and send them back attached to a ticket. The person recording does not need an account. Zight also joins meetings on your calendar and returns notes and action items. Recordings can become summaries, chapters, and step-by-step guides. The homepage lists integrations with Zendesk, Intercom, Slack, and Jira, and notes that ServiceNow is coming soon. It also says content is readable by Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor over MCP. The pricing page shows a $0 free plan for individuals with 15-second GIFs, and a $9.95 per user per month plan billed annually with unlimited uploads and recording time, 5 AI smart actions per month, and up to 10 Video Requests per month. The homepage does not state whether the software is open source or whether a public API exists beyond MCP.