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Flask is a video collaboration platform built by creatives, for how creatives actually work. Instead of forcing you to type out endless comments, Flask lets you talk through complex feedback naturally while watching a video. It automatically writes, organizes, and timestamps everything you say, turning spoken notes into structured, actionable feedback in minutes.
Hit record and talk through your feedback as you watch your asset. Flask automatically transcribes your spoken words, timestamps each note, and organizes them into a clear list. No more pausing to type—just speak naturally.
Draw directly on the video frame, share any visual reference, or show yourself on camera. This makes it easy to point out exactly what needs to change, whether it's a color grade, a transition speed, or a text placement issue.
Flask breaks your recording into separate, timestamped feedback items. Each note is labeled with the exact moment in the video it refers to, so your team can jump straight to the relevant part without scrubbing through the whole timeline.
Designed and developed by a single person with no investors or team. This means the tool is built around real creative workflows, not corporate feature checklists. Every update comes from actual user needs.
"It's Notion meets Loom, but for video collaboration."
This quote from designer Tommy Geoco captures Flask's unique value. While Loom lets you record video messages and Notion helps you organize information, Flask combines both into a purpose-built tool for video feedback. You get the speed of talking through changes with the structure of written notes—all automatically generated. It's a workflow that feels natural for creatives who think visually and verbally, not just in text.
Other tools you might consider
You're tired of typing long feedback comments on video projects, or you find yourself re-watching the same clip multiple times to understand what someone meant. Flask is especially useful if you work with video daily—whether you're an editor, motion designer, or producer—and want a faster, more intuitive way to communicate visual changes. It's also a great fit for small teams or solo creators who need a lightweight, affordable alternative to enterprise review platforms.
