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Structured Video Collection Made Simple

QuikTake helps lean communications teams collect more video without needing more people in more places.

Send a clear request. They record or upload from a link. You review what comes back, then download or share the clips you need.

A person holds a phone while someone records a guided video response

How It Works

Request. Record. Review. Release.

From a clear ask to video you can actually use.

Hands typing a video request on a laptop keyboard

Request

01

Tell people what you need, add prompts or shot direction, and send the request.

An athlete records a video response on a phone outdoors

Record

02

They open the link and record or upload. No account or app needed.

A communications professional reviews submitted video on a laptop

Review

03

See who responded, review each clip, and ask for another take when needed.

Friends watch a shared video together on a phone

Release

04

Download a ready-to-use MP4 or share selected clips with a direct link.

Example Workflows

Where QuikTake fits

QuikTake fits the everyday moments when the story is happening somewhere else.

Athletic Communications

Collect athlete, coach, practice, and event clips without chasing people across campus.

Campus Marketing

Gather student, faculty, alumni, and event video wherever it happens.

Nonprofit & Community

Collect stories and program footage from staff, volunteers, and participants in the field.

Multi-location Communications

Get video updates from teams and locations you cannot visit yourself.

Social Media

Turn timely asks into usable clips while the moment is still fresh.

Internal Communications

Collect leadership updates, employee stories, and team messages without scheduling another shoot.

Built for lean teams

Be there without being everywhere.

Your team cannot cover every practice, event, campus, or location. QuikTake gives the people already there a clear way to capture what you need and send it back.

A football player is recorded on a phone on the field at night

On camera

Interviews, reactions, testimonials and updates.

Behind the camera

B-roll, events, practices, facilities and moments happening in the field.

Already there

Coaches, students, staff and teammates can capture footage from wherever they already are.

Product Overview

From request to ready-to-use video

A few of the places QuikTake keeps the work together.

Q
Dashboard
Example
Fictional Homecoming Week clip thumbnail

Good afternoon, Alex

3 Homecoming Week clips need review

Your Workspace at a Glance

Needs Review

3

Active Requests

4

Response Rate

72%

Submissions

18

Needs Attention

Homecoming Week Recap

3 videos waiting for review

Community Voices

1 waiting on another take

Active Requests

Homecoming Week Recap

11 of 16 submitted · 3 need review

Fall Recruiting Intros

14 of 18 submitted · All caught up

Stay on top of every request

See what is active, what needs review, and who has responded.

A phone showing a recipient recording a guided selfie response

Record or upload from a link

Recipients follow the prompt, record on their phone, or upload a file they already have.

Homecoming Week Recap

Jordan Hale · Ready to review

Example
Fictional submitted clip ready to review
0:47

Jordan Hale

Submitted 2 hours ago

Ready to View
Download MP4
Private Share
Ask for another take

Review, download, and share

Review each submission, download an MP4, share selected clips, or request another take.

Built-in direction

Give people more than a link.

Every QuikTake request can carry the context, prompt, and recording direction with it. Start from scratch, use our QuikStart wizard, or choose a Template, so the person recording knows what to say or shoot before they tap Record.

Someone already on campus records graduates with a phone

What to say

Guided prompts for interviews and reactions.

What to shoot

Clear direction for B-roll and field capture.

What happens next

Everything comes back to the same Request.

Why QuikTake

Stop chasing video across multiple places

Replace the usual mix of texts, email, reminders, file links, and clunky Zoom recordings with one trackable request.

Traditional Process
QuikTake
Scattered asks

The request starts in email or text and gets harder to track from there

One Request keeps the ask, recipients, and responses together

Manual follow-up

You have to remember who replied and who still owes you something

Recipient status shows who opened, submitted, and still needs follow-up

Random files

Clips show up in inboxes, texts, drives, and transfer links

Submissions land with the Request they belong to

Unclear status

You piece together progress from messages and memory

See what is active, what is waiting, and what is complete

Unclear directions

People get a vague request and have to guess what you need

Prompts and recording direction travel with the request

Inconsistent files

Usable clips still need sorting, renaming, or format work

Download a ready-to-use MP4 when the clip is ready

Sharing onward

You download, re-upload, and send another file link

Share selected videos with a direct QuikTake link

FAQ

Common Questions

No. They open the direct link you send and record or upload from their browser.

No. QuikTake runs in a modern browser on a phone or computer.

Yes. They can record in QuikTake or upload a video they already have.

Yes. The person holding the phone can answer on camera or use the rear camera to capture B-roll, events, facilities, practices, or whatever you asked for.

Yes. Each Request shows who opened the link, who submitted, and who still needs follow-up.

Yes. Ready submissions can be downloaded as MP4 files.

Yes. Create a direct Share link for selected videos, then expire or revoke it when you are done.

QuikTake is in a limited Pilot. Join Early Access and we will follow up if there is a good fit.

Someone records a selfie response on a phone outdoors

Interested in trying QuikTake?

We are inviting a small number of teams into the Pilot. Tell us a little about your team and how you collect video today.

QuikTake: Structured Video Collection Made Simple