ClipTask turns screen recordings into structured, AI-generated tasks. Record your screen, explain what’s wrong or what needs to change, and ClipTask extracts clear action items—each with its own clip, title, and summary—so your team can execute fast.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the maker of ClipTask.
I built it because product feedback too often gets stuck in long Loom videos, scattered Slack messages, and “someone please turn this into tickets.” I wanted the fastest path from explaining to executing.
How ClipTask works:
- Record your screen while you explain what’s wrong / what needs to change
- ClipTask transcribes and extracts action items automatically
- Each task gets a title + summary + its own video clip (no rewatching long recordings)
Who it’s for: PMs, founders, QA, and dev teams shipping fast.
I’d love your feedback:
1. Which integration should we prioritize next: Jira, Linear, or ClickUp?
2. What’s your biggest pain when turning video feedback into tasks?
Thanks for checking it out — I’m here all day to answer questions 🙌
Very impressed! For teams with sensitive product info, how is data handled? Are the screen recordings and transcriptions stored on your servers, and if so, for how long? Can admins set policies like “auto‑delete after 30 days”? And do you support SSO for enterprise teams?
Hey Stas! This is genuinely useful - the kind of tool that makes you wonder why it didn't exist five years ago.
It solves something I didn't realize had a name. I've been calling it "the Loom paradox" - the recording takes 5 minutes to make and 25 minutes to extract meaning from, which means it's faster for the sender and slower for everyone else. The fact that you're turning that into structured tasks with individual clips is a real unlock.
How does it handle the moment where someone backtracks mid-recording? "Actually wait, ignore that last part, the real issue is..." - does it catch the correction or does it dutifully create a task from the thing you were told to ignore?
Turning a screen recording into structured tasks is the kind of friction removal that sounds obvious in hindsight. Does it work with any app or only specific tools?
The "someone please turn this into tickets" problem is painfully real. I've sat through 20 min Loom videos where the actual bug is in the first 30 seconds and the rest is just someone thinking out loud.
For the integration question, Linear would be my pick. Most teams I know that move fast are already on it and the API is clean enough that you could probably push tasks there with minimal friction.
Does it work with live calls too or just recordings?
