Yes — for designers collecting async feedback on workflows, prototypes, and mockups, I’d look at tools that combine:

• screen + camera recording
• easy share links
• timestamped comments / reactions
• lightweight editing or trimming
• good collaboration for non-technical stakeholders

Here are strong options by use case:

Best overall for async design feedback

Loom

• Quick screen + webcam recordings
• Very easy for stakeholders to watch and comment
• Good for walking through Figma, flows, and mockups
• AI features for summaries and chapters
• Best when you want a low-friction “watch this and reply” workflow

Why designers like it: fast to produce, easy to share, widely recognized.

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Best for design reviews with threaded feedback

ScreenApp

• Screen recording plus AI notes/transcripts
• Good for capturing walkthroughs and turning them into searchable artifacts
• Helpful when you want to document rationale and feedback
• Better for teams that want more structure around review sessions

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Best for simple, polished async feedback

Tella

• Nice-looking recordings with simple editing
• Good for product/design demos and polished async presentations
• Useful when you want recordings to feel more branded and concise
• Great for internal design critiques or client updates

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Best for collaborative product feedback

Vidyard

• Strong for sharing video walkthroughs with teams or clients
• Can be good for stakeholder-heavy environments
• Analytics and viewer insights are useful if you want to know who watched
• More common in sales/marketing, but still usable for design review

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Best for capturing user-testing style feedback

UserTesting

• Better if you’re collecting feedback from actual users, not just teammates
• Supports moderated/unmoderated tests, screen/audio capture, task completion
• Strong for workflow validation and prototype testing
• More research-oriented than general async recording

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Best if you want a research repository

Dovetail

• Not primarily a recorder, but great for storing, tagging, and analyzing feedback
• Often paired with Loom or another recorder
• Useful when you want to synthesize themes across many recordings
• Excellent for design research and interview workflows

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Best lightweight alternatives

Clap

• Simple async video feedback tool
• Good for quick comments and sharing

Bubbles

• Great for annotated screen recordings and collaborative feedback
• Strong for “comment directly on this moment” workflows

CloudApp

• Fast screen captures and sharing
• More utility-focused, less polished than Loom

Snagit

• Best for screenshots, annotations, and quick recorded walkthroughs
• Better for visual markups than full async collaboration

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My practical recommendations

If I were choosing for a design team, I’d suggest:

• Loom for general async walkthroughs
• Bubbles for more interactive, time-stamped feedback
• Dovetail + Loom if you’re doing research and want to synthesize insights
• UserTesting if feedback needs to come from real users

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What to prioritize when choosing

Look for:

• Time-stamped comments
• Transcript + searchable notes
• Easy playback without logins
• Good Figma/browser recording quality
• Sharing permissions and privacy controls
• Export options if you want to archive or analyze feedback later

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table,
2. best tools by team size/budget, or
3. a recommended workflow for gathering design feedback asynchronously.