Owned product · Browser-tab capture and transcription
Tab Tapper
Capture and transcribe browser-tab media, then route the resulting work toward selected destinations without pretending an internal alpha is ready for distribution.
Ownership disclosure
Tab Tapper is an owned SharetoBoard product. The SharetoBoard public page uses the shorter name Tab Tap; this registry preserves the technical product identity.
The project decision
Useful audio and video evidence often gets trapped in a browser tab or lost between playback, transcription, review, and the next working destination.
Who it is for: Builders and researchers who need a controlled local workflow for capturing and transcribing browser-tab media.
What works
Verified or explicitly documented behavior.
- The extension and companion have separate automated test evidence.
- The intended workflow keeps capture, transcription, and destination selection explicit.
- A public SharetoBoard product page can explain the current boundary without exposing an install package.
Known limitations
What this project is not allowed to claim yet.
- No public download or Store distribution is authorized.
- Installed packed-Chrome and clean Windows 10 and 11 multi-user testing remain open.
- Real media endurance, crash, model, GPU, and destination acceptance remain open.
- Signing identity, security review, dependency evidence, notices, and license gates remain incomplete.
Current evidence
The public claim must stay inside this boundary.
- 01SharetoBoard product-status schema version 3 records technical identity Tab Tapper, version 0.1.0, and internal_alpha_not_distributable.
- 02The current record reports 377 companion tests and 124 extension tests passed.
- 03The public product-information route is https://sharetoboard.com/tab-tap/.
Current blockerSigning identity, packed-browser and clean-machine acceptance, real-media endurance, destination acceptance, and final security gates remain open.
Next gateBind the exact source and artifacts, complete the installed Chrome and Windows acceptance matrix, then make an explicit distribution decision.
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