Collaborate, document and review code with asynchronous video and screen recordings.
In Stork, you can miss a meeting without missing a meeting. Catch up on what has transpired whenever it is convenient to you. Drop in on other meeting recordings (if you have access). Submit and review code with all the context and clarity needed to accelerate the process and keep the quality bar high.
Bring documentation, files, code into channels. Establish a single repository for white papers. Conduct code reviews in private channels that could be used for training purposes later. Coordinate daily, weekly or monthly meetings in channels.
Since there is a record of all meetings, voice communications and files, it's easier to onboard new engineers without repeating yourself. Share work records and other knowledge for a more meaningful feedback loop.
Supplement it with a video note or a voice note. Increase visibility and give more detailed explanations of how things work.
Easily share prototypes, review specs, and facilitate smooth handoffs.
Discuss trade-offs, demo options, and clarify requirements.
Collect and organize all the information your team needs in one easy-to-access place.
Accelerate contributions by recording what top-level setup commands do and how to debug common errors.
Quickly record and share the steps a user, support agent, or teammate can take to resolve an issue.
Discord is an excellent communication platform where users can chat, make voice and video calls, and share their screens. Like Stork, it features private and public communication channels.
However, it doesn’t record or transcribe audio and video calls, so it may not meet your team’s needs. You can’t use it to record and watch meetings and other important conversations or create videos and code repositories, all of which are beneficial for team collaboration, onboarding, and training.
With Stork, engineering teams can create and share screen recordings, enriching them with voice and video notes to document knowledge and collaborate better.
They can rewatch every conversation and meeting to stay in the loop and use them to onboard new engineers effortlessly.
Collaborating with designers, product developers, and other teams in Stork is a delight, allowing engineers to discuss product requirements, demos, and trade-offs without communication hiccups and share prototypes with ease.
Developers can use Stork to document and share knowledge, improve communication and collaboration through asynchronous screen recordings and videos.
They can share documentation and code files in channels and conduct code reviews in private channels that can be ideal for future training purposes.
They can also create code repositories with all the commands and workflows for debugging errors, thus helping teammates, support agents, and users resolve issues.