Flask
Flask is a video collaboration platform for creative teams that combines visual annotation, time-based comments, and screen-recorded feedback in one workspace. You can draw or point directly on video, record in-depth feedback while referencing anything on your screen, and keep...
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
EUPlatforms
- Online
Features
- Real time collaboration
- Screen Sharing
- Video collaboration
- Content Filtering
- Search by tags
- Webcam recording
- Video annotation
- Screen Recording
- Annotations
- Tagging
Tags
- video-feedback
- video-annotation-services
- draw-video
- comments
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Flask information
Developed by
Enrico Tartarotti Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs up to $13 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
31 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Flask?
Flask is a video collaboration platform for creative teams that combines visual annotation, time-based comments, and screen-recorded feedback in one workspace. You can draw or point directly on video, record in-depth feedback while referencing anything on your screen, and keep context together so teams review work without jumping between tools. The service emphasizes “Notion plus Loom for video” simplicity and is positioned for editors, directors, and content teams who need clear, visual reviews.
Key features
- Visual annotations and timestamped feedback on video, with the ability to capture on-screen references while you speak.
- Shared workspaces for teams, with project organization designed around creative review cycles.
- Free tier oriented to YouTube-based hosting for unlimited videos and comments, with Pro adding direct uploads to Flask and team workspaces.