Flask

What is Flask?

Flask is a video review tool for creative teams that lets you talk and draw through your feedback instead of typing. It turns each recording into precise, timestamped comments editors can act on. Through MCP, AI agents like Claude can also read notes, make changes, and upload the next version.

Top Features:

• Voice feedback: talk, draw on frames, or share your screen during playback.
• Auto comments: recordings become organized, timestamped notes that editors can work through.
• Agent access: an MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, and other clients read feedback.

Use Cases:

• Client reviews: clients leave notes through a link without learning new software.
• Edit rounds: export markers so every note lands on the Premiere Pro timeline.
• Agent loops: agents upload generated clips, read your notes, and post revised versions.

Who Can Use Flask?

• Production teams: run review cycles across cuts, versions, and stakeholders in one place.
• Motion designers: annotate stills and animations with quick drawings and spoken direction.
• AI builders: connect agents that need precise feedback on the videos they generate.

Pricing

• Agents (free): lets Claude or any agent upload up to 100 assets via MCP.
• Pro ($15/user monthly, billed yearly): all features, unlimited uploads, no storage cap, and free guest reviewers.
• Large Teams (contact sales): bulk pricing for teams of 15 or more users via a call.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Fast feedback: talking through notes is about ten times faster than typing comments.
• Client friendly: guests review through a link and never need a paid seat.
• Version history: feedback carries across revisions, and versions compare side by side.

Cons:

• Narrow focus: it covers feedback and review, not editing or production management.
• Annual billing: the listed Pro price assumes a yearly commitment per seat.
• Small free tier: the free plan targets agents and caps uploads at 100 assets.

FAQs:

1) Do clients need a paid seat?

No, guests comment for free through a shared link without a seat.

2) Is there a storage limit?

Pro includes unlimited uploads with no gigabyte limit on stored files.

3) Can AI agents use it?

Yes, agents use MCP to upload videos, read feedback, and submit revisions.

4) Does it work with Premiere Pro?

Yes, feedback exports as markers straight into your Premiere Pro timeline.

5) Can I review images too?

Yes, you can annotate still images as well as videos.