Log footage with timestamps, export it for the edit.

ReplayTake lets an editor or producer watch source footage with frame stepping and a filmstrip scrubber, log notes and ranges at the timestamp, tag them, and export the log as SRT, VTT or Markdown to bring into the edit or share with a client as a read-only page.

The player with an A-B loop on one note and the note column beside the video
Demo: Upload the rushes → frame-step → log ranges → export SRT.

What the demo shows: Two hours of interview rushes are uploaded. The editor marks ranges — “01:12:04–01:12:40 good answer on budget” — tags them “select”, and exports the log as SRT. The producer gets a read-only share and comments on two ranges.

Why

How it helps

Frame-accurate logging

Frame stepping, a filmstrip scrubber, ranges as well as points.

Export for the edit

SRT, VTT and Markdown; deep links with a timestamp.

A client page, read-only

Share the rushes with a producer or client; they comment on the moment.

How it works

Three steps

  1. Upload the footage.
  2. Log ranges and tag selects.
  3. Export, or share read-only.

When it's not for you. If you need approvals, version stacks and Premiere integration, that is Frame.io’s job; ReplayTake is the logbook.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Can I export to SRT or VTT?

Yes, and Markdown.

Is it frame accurate?

Frame stepping and a filmstrip; notes carry millisecond timestamps.

Can a client review without an account?

On a public page, read-only, yes. To comment they need a free account.

What formats can I upload?

Common video and audio; files up to 4 GB on paid plans.

Does it edit the video?

No. Your file is never changed.

Price

Plus · $9/mo

Plus, $9/mo, for 100 GB of rushes. All plans.

Founding beta

Join the waitlist

ReplayTake is in a founding beta. Approved founding members keep Plus-level limits, free. No spam; one confirmation email.

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