Capture and upload field videos, then review, edit and prepare branded files in the office workspace.
Capture in the field. Review in the office. Export for your own publishing workflow.
Short video can explain a result that a still photo cannot: a technician describing a repair, a walk-through of a cleaned property or a gardener showing a finished border. Record a clear, steady clip with useful speech. Check the surroundings before recording and avoid filming customer information in the background.
The worker attaches video to a job. Office reviews the footage and publication consent before approving social use. The editing workflow supports trimming, output formats, subtitles, music and brand elements. Server processing prepares the result, so customers do not install Docker or video tools on their own computers.
See the Worker App →Review the source and job context, decide which material is suitable, prepare the selected format and check the complete output before public use.
Explore the Office Dashboard →Show the finished fitting in use and briefly explain what changed. Keep technical claims specific.
Record a steady view of the finished area without filming customer paperwork or identifiable possessions.
Let a short walk-through explain the shape of a maintained hedge or a cleared border.
A worker’s clear explanation gives the office a starting point for a caption; review every claim before use.
Keep each clip focused on one point. A thirty-second explanation of a completed repair is often more usable than a long unstructured walk-through. If a worker is identifiable, record their publication consent; this does not replace permission from customers or other people in view.
Current capture controls accept short clips up to 30 seconds, with a 60 MB upload limit. Use steady footage and clear speech. Check the whole scene before recording, not only the person speaking. Photos remain useful when a video would add little. Keep the upload open until it reaches the office.
No. Preparation time depends on the clip and the selected edits. The workspace reports progress and lets you retry unfinished preparation.
No. Capture, approval and export are separate steps. Direct social publishing is not active in this release.
Keep the two phases together and select genuine comparisons.
Explore before & after →Crop, adjust, hide private details and add text layers.
Explore photo editing →Prepare a useful clip with reviewed sound, captions and branding.
Explore video editing →Turn real jobs into consistent, branded content your office can review and use.
Discuss your team’s workflow with us.
