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Show what you mean
Record your screen, camera, or voice. Walk through the design, reproduce the bug, or explain the next step.
Video messaging for teams and clients
Explain the work.
Keep feedback
with the video.
Record a walkthrough, demonstrate a bug, or share a project update. Send a link and keep the conversation alongside your video with comments and reactions.
Free plan available Record in your desktop browser
On your phone? Get the Android appFor the work that’s easier to show.
Client reviewsBug reportsProject updatesTeam handoffsHow it works
From an explanation
to a conversation.
Recording is the beginning. Sharing and feedback are what make it useful.
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Send a link
Save the recording, choose who can access it, and share the link with your team or client.
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Keep the conversation together
People watch when they’re ready. Comments and reactions keep the follow-up with the video.
AKS in everyday work
A real project.
A real client review.
In this example, a client records a review of their own project and shares it through AKS. The screen recording gives the team a way to revisit the feedback as they work.
This is a client’s project review, not an AKS product tutorial.
3:41Real-world example
Client project review
A client’s feedback on their own project, shared through AKS.
Watch the client review
Built around your work
One link. A clearer starting point.
A few ways to use AKS with the people you work with.
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Agencies & client teams
Give the work some context.
Walk clients through your decisions before asking for feedback. They can revisit the explanation while reviewing the work.
Plan a useful walkthroughA website walkthrough before the next client review
Try this with your next recording02
Product & engineering
Show the bug as it happens.
Capture the steps, explain what you expected, and share the recording with your team. Keep questions attached to the report.
Write a clearer bug reportA checkout issue with the exact steps to reproduce it
Try this with your next recording03
Team leads & operations
Leave an update people can replay.
Explain progress, hand over a task, or walk someone through a process. Your teammates can catch up around their own schedules.
Make a helpful how-to videoA project handoff for a teammate in another time zone
Try this with your next recordingThe everyday essentials
Capture the context.
Keep it close.
The tools you need to explain, share, and return to the work.
Screen and camera recording
Show a workflow or put a face to an update. Choose the capture options available on your device.
Your voice, with the context
Talk through what matters as you record, or send an audio recording when your voice is enough.
A library for your recordings
Keep your walkthroughs, updates, and demos in your AKS workspace so you can find and share them again.
Comments and reactions
Ask questions, leave feedback, or acknowledge an update alongside the video everyone is discussing.
At your desk. On your phone.
Keep the work moving.
Use AKS in your desktop browser, or get the Android app for mobile recording and sharing.
What is AKS used for?
AKS is a video messaging tool for teams and clients. Record a project walkthrough, bug report, or update, share a link, and discuss the recording through comments and reactions.
Do I need to install anything?
You can use the recorder in a supported desktop browser without installing an extension. AKS is also available as an Android app. Screen, camera, and audio capture options depend on your browser or device permissions.
Do clients need an AKS account to watch?
Anyone-with-the-link recordings can be watched in a browser without an AKS account. Other sharing settings can restrict access. Choose the appropriate sharing option before sending a recording to a client.
Is AKS free to use?
AKS has a free plan with recording and storage limits. You can review current limits and available plans in the app. A free account lets you save recordings to your library and create share links.
Can I use AKS for client feedback and bug reports?
Yes. Show the design or reproduce the issue while recording your screen and voice, then share the video. Comments and reactions keep the follow-up conversation with the recording.
Start with the next explanation
Show it. Share it.
Take the conversation from there.
Start recordingFree plan available. Sign in to save and share recordings.