Flask draws praise for easing remote video collaboration with intuitive design and a smooth editing workflow. Reviewers highlight fast, polished UX, thoughtful details, and an easy way to involve multiple stakeholders. Beta users say screen recording with AI summaries speeds reviews and keeps feedback organized, especially for YouTube and design/motion teams. People compare it favorably to established tools and ask about integrations with Figma or Framer. Users find it reliable from first use, noting it replaces text-only task tools for tracking visuals and storytelling together.
Flask
Hey, Enrico here 🖖
This is Flask, it's Notion + Loom, but for video collaboration.
It's the best creative collaboration tool I've ever used. My goal is to make it yours as well.
The Story of Flask
When collaborating on videos for my YouTube channel with my team, I found myself dreading the moment I needed to give (or receive) creative feedback.
I spent hours writing 100s of long text comments trying to explain complex creative ideas in the supposed industry standard, Adobe's Frame.io
And while it has all sorts of advanced features, it missed the most important thing.
So I spent the last 6 months designing, building and rebuilding Flask on my own. No team, no investors.
Thanks to the hundreds of people that used Flask during beta (who endured so many product changes) I realized what works and what doesn't, scrapped stupid design decisions, and realized what people truly value.
When I had a producer tell me: “I don't know, I used to hate working with Frame and going through feedback, but with this it feels kind of fun”, that's when I knew I was on the right track.
When for the last month I couldn't ever go back to any other tool that I used before, that's when I knew it was time to release it.
This is just the beginning. The goal is to build the fastest, most beautiful, most joyful creative collaboration tool in the world, not just for video, but for everything.
So thanks for the up-vote and enjoy Flask ❤️
- Enrico