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Capture your app into a narrated Pitchstage demo — send your signed-in session, or record your screen with click tracking. Pitchstage turns your product into a narrated demo video + carousel. To capture an app that lives behind a login, Pitchstage needs your signed-in session — and that's all this extension does. How it works: 1. In Pitchstage, open your project and click “Connect your app.” Pitchstage hands a one-time, 15-minute token to this extension automatically — nothing to copy. 2. Open your app in a tab where you're already signed in. 3. Click Pitchstage Connect, then “Send this tab.” The extension reads your current session (cookies, including secure http-only cookies, plus localStorage) and sends it once, over HTTPS, to Pitchstage. 4. Pitchstage captures your demo in that authenticated session. Your scenes appear automatically. Why an extension: secure http-only session cookies and SSO logins (Google, etc.) can't be read by a normal web page or bookmarklet. Because you're already logged in in your own browser, the extension can read the real session — so capture works for any app, including Figma and Notion. Privacy: the extension only acts on the active tab, only when you click. Your session is sent once, authorized by a single-use token, and is never stored by the extension. Pitchstage's capture worker uses it once to open your app and then discards it.
Jun 12, 2026
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