Use case
Townhalls in. Recaps out.
The full townhall nobody watches becomes a searchable record and a two-minute recap — with SSO, internal-only comments, and an audit trail.
The comms loop
Townhall to recap, same afternoon.
Ingest the recording
Watch folder or upload — transcribed before the all-hands coffee is cold.
Search what was said
"Questions about restructuring" — moment search lands the exact answers, with timecodes.
Cut the recap as text
Two minutes, the CEO's actual words, fillers removed. Autosave all the way.
Share internally, on record
Internal-only comments for HR review; the distribution sits in the audit trail.
What the security team asks — answered.
- SSO via OIDC / Keycloak — access follows your identity provider
- Internal-only comments keep leadership threads off guest surfaces
- Audit trail with sign-off export — who approved what, when
- Per-collection permissions — the recap goes to staff, the raw tape stays with comms
- Guest links for agencies and external partners — expiring, watermarked, revocable
- Notifications announce render completion and mentions — no all-company email threads about file versions
- API tokens let the intranet pull recap renders automatically
"The townhall stopped being a 60-minute video nobody opens. It became a two-minute recap everyone shares — with a paper trail behind it."
— internal comms, shipping weeklyQ3 all-hands, summarized
Townhall: 58 minutes. Recap: 2. Attention saved: measurable.
Moment search finds the answers, text editing cuts them together, and the audit trail proves it all happened on purpose.
Make the recapSay it once.
Reach everyone.
Team adds audit and permissions. Enterprise adds SSO.