Let your customers make the case for you

Every clip gets its own shareable link that plays in any browser, no login required. Paste it into Slack, a Jira ticket, a Notion doc, or anywhere your team already works.

Your footage is encrypted at rest and in transit, and Clipses never uses your recordings to train AI models.

Transcripts are ready in approximately 3 minutes.

The most useful documentation isn't a transcript or a notes doc — it's the moment itself. With Clipses, you upload your interview recordings, get a searchable transcript, and clip the exact quotes that support a decision or reveal a pattern. Those clips can be attached to tickets, embedded in PRDs, or organized into playlists by theme. When someone on the team needs context six weeks later, they watch the clip instead of digging through a Confluence page.

Yes — Clipses works alongside whatever tools your team already uses. Dovetail and Notion are great for synthesizing and storing research findings. tl;dv is built for recording and auto-summarizing calls. Clipses does something different: it turns the raw footage into shareable video clips you can attach anywhere a URL works like a Jira ticket, a Slack message, a Notion page, a PRD. Think of it as the last step in your research workflow, not a replacement for it.

No. Anyone with access to the recording can upload it and start clipping. That makes Clipses useful for the full handoff chain. A researcher runs the sessions and uploads the footage, a PM clips the moments relevant to their initiative, a designer pulls the clips that show a usability pattern. The research doesn't stay isolated with whoever ran the sessions.

Written summaries ask executives to take your word for it. A 90-second highlight reel of customers describing the same problem in their own words doesn't. Clipses lets you pull the most compelling moments from your interview recordings and assemble them into a short reel you can play in any meeting — no editing software, no video production skills required. When the customer makes the case directly, the conversation changes.