Use case

Review a long recording before or after watching it

Upload an interview, lecture, podcast or business stream to TasK to quickly understand what is inside, which topics are worth checking and which fragments deserve careful watching or listening.

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When the recording is too long

A 2-5 hour interview, lecture or stream may contain the decisions, arguments and risks you need, but reviewing everything for a few facts costs too much time.

Work through the recording with questions

TasK helps get a summary, capture facts, clarify details and understand which parts should be checked in the original recording.

Challenge

Too many long recordings, too little time

Streams, seminars, interviews and podcasts pile up faster than you can watch them. They may contain useful facts, ideas and decisions, but reviewing every recording in full takes hours.

Solution

Turn the recording into a source

Add video or audio to a project: TasK prepares a text representation of the recording, so you can ask questions across the material and return to the original context.

Why it works

Answers by meaning of the recording

TasK works with the audio transcript: it finds semantically close fragments and builds an answer from them. This helps understand the recording quickly and decide where the original needs attention.

How to use

What you can do with a long recording

Upload video or audio, get a first summary and ask follow-up questions. TasK does not replace watching the original; it helps decide which topics, points and fragments deserve attention.