What is Flask?
Video collaboration platform built for how creatives actually work. Annotate videos visually, record in-depth feedback, add any reference on your screen.
Problem
Users previously relied on separate tools for video creation and collaboration (e.g., Notion for documentation, Loom for screen recording), leading to inefficient workflows due to app-switching and lack of integrated visual feedback during video reviews.
Solution
A video collaboration platform that unifies annotation, feedback, and reference integration. Users can visually annotate videos, record timestamped feedback, and add screen references, streamlining the creative review process (e.g., drawing directly on video frames to highlight edits).
Customers
Video editors, content creators, and design teams who require real-time collaboration and contextual feedback on video projects. Typically aged 25-45, tech-savvy, and working in agencies or remote creative roles.
Unique Features
Combines frame-specific visual annotations with synchronized voice/video feedback, allows embedding references (e.g., images, links) directly into video timelines, and offers version control for collaborative iterations.
User Comments
Simplifies client feedback loops
Reduces revision cycles by 50%
Intuitive interface for non-technical stakeholders
Seamless integration with creative workflows
Essential for remote video teams
Traction
800+ upvotes on Product Hunt (as of October 2023), used by 1,200+ creative teams according to website claims, founder @JazzYCristian has 2.3k followers on X.
Market Size
The global video collaboration software market is projected to reach $10.2 billion by 2027 (MarketsandMarkets, 2023), driven by 68% of companies increasing video content production (HubSpot 2023 data).
