Screen recordings that turn themselves into written procedures.
Kommodo began in 2019 as a plain screen recorder. Harry Brodsky and Khanan Grauer rebuilt it around a different idea: that a recording of someone doing a task should produce the written procedure for that task.
The free recorder and the sharing links do the distribution. The knowledge agent is what people pay for.
Channels are read from what the cited source says about how this business grew.
| Date | Metric | Value | Evidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 2026 | MRRCurrent | $42k | Unverified · medium confidenceFounder-reported via interview · Founder interview reported $42K MRR and roughly 100K users after the AI-first pivot. | Indie Hackers |
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