GameTape is game film for your working day.
GameTape observes how you actually work (your meetings, your work product, your habits) and each morning hands yesterday back, reviewed: where the hours went against the goals you set, and one correction you can run today. Two minutes to read. Nothing to log.
What GameTape does, every day.
It observes. GameTape sits in your menu bar and observes your working day through macOS accessibility. Capture stays on your Mac.
It holds the tape. Decisions, commitments, where the hours went. Patterns surface across weeks that no single day shows.
It coaches. Each morning you get one correction to run that day, drawn from what the tape holds. Two minutes to read.
No person ever sees your screen. Screen observation happens on your Mac; only scrubbed text leaves. You own the tape and can pause it from the menu bar.
The person on the tape.
GameTape suits you if you run a lot of meetings and make decisions you later forget making. The person on the tape owns it. Their manager never sees it.
We built GameTape because we were the founders who couldn’t see our own blind spots. We had great coaches. We still told them a curated version of our weeks. Not because we were dishonest, but because we genuinely couldn’t see the patterns from inside them.
No one should have to coach blind. Not you, and not the person coaching you. Every serious performer has had film. Now your game does too. The tape doesn’t lie.
— Preston & ArunStraight answers.
GameTape is an observation layer for founders and executives. It runs on your Mac and observes your meetings and work product. Each working day comes back the next morning as a coaching debrief. The name comes from game film: athletes review the tape to see what they did instead of what they remember doing.
Preston Silverman and Arun Agrahri build GameTape. They built it because they were the founders who could not see their own blind spots, and wanted the review loop every serious performer already has.
A notetaker captures the meeting. GameTape coaches the person running it. You still get the record of the room. The review is about you: how much you talked, what you asked, whether your commitments turned into work.
GameTape observes your work through macOS accessibility and makes sense of it on your Mac. Only scrubbed text leaves the machine, and no picture of your screen reaches our servers. See how →
$95 a month. The first week is free.