GrizCam Desktop now lets you collaborate with colleagues
Send a recording. Get your colleague’s ears back.
GrizCam Desktop can now share a recording straight from your desktop to another GrizCam user’s — no zips, no cloud drives, no “did you get my email?” Right-click a recording, press Share audio, and it lands in their GrizCam Desktop with your annotations already drawn on the spectrogram. The audio is encrypted on your machine before it leaves and only their computer can open it; the GrizCam service just carries the parcel.
Then the good part: they annotate it like any recording of their own — tighten your boxes, add the howl you missed, delete the one that was really a truck — and press Sync with contact. Only the changes travel back. You see them as proposals, accept or deny each one, and your folder stays yours until you say so. Disagree about a call? Every shared annotation has its own conversation thread, so the argument happens next to the sound instead of in a 40-message email chain.
Pair once with anyone who has a GrizCam account, share as many recordings as you like, and delete what you received when the work is done. It’s the review loop field teams have been faking with Dropbox for years — built in. Available with a Pro subscription on both ends.
Private by design.
Every recording you share is encrypted on your own computer before it leaves — with a key that exists only on your machine and your contact’s — so the GrizCam service carries a sealed parcel it cannot open, and deletes it once your contact has collected it (or after 14 days, untouched). Each computer signs what it sends, so a recording can’t be altered or spoofed in transit, and each pairing shows a safety code on both screens that you can read to each other to be sure you’re connected to the right person. Nothing is ever shared until you press Send, nothing downloads on the other side until they choose, and either of you can end a pairing at any time.
How to share audio, in the user guide
