I like that it is a low cost alternative to Loom. I also like the responsive customer service and feedback. It is easy to use without having to go through tons of instructions. It integrates seamlessly with YouTube. Dandan processes the videos at lightning speed. There are other features that include AI that I have not delved into yet. Overall, I am very satified with my purchase. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It may be a good thing, but I do not like all of the updates. I have turned on the notification so I know to update. I lost some videos because I was using an out of date version. But it was my error not Dadan. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Dadan regularly to record instructional and employee training videos and share them with people. It makes it easier to walk someone through a process with a visual illustration and to share the same message with many customers. I find the platform well thought out, and the interface is simple and straightforward. I can quickly record a video, pull out a section to highlight, and use the transcription feature to put the spoken message on screen. The Chrome extension and desktop app are convenient for my day-to-day use, and the desktop app works flawlessly. I can also share or embed videos in emails and websites. I really value the analytics that show whether people opened a video and how much they watched, because they help me know whether the message was delivered. The owners respond quickly when I need troubleshooting. Setup was nearly flawless and tied in easily with my Google account. Dadan is affordable, and the lifetime deal I got was advantageous. The product is on par with, and in some ways better than, Loom and other recording options. I use it nearly every day in my business. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Chrome extension is still in beta, and I’ve had a little bit of latency when I try to record something. Sometimes it takes longer than expected to begin the recording. That’s really been the only hang-up; the desktop app works flawlessly for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Dadan has many features, even if I don't use them all. It's faster to make a video to verbally explain the details than to describe a problem in writing. I can record webinars and watch them when I have time; sending notes to developers with videos makes it much easier to explain issues. Setting it up was very easy. I also appreciated that they fixed the issue with the automatic naming of recordings in just a few days. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I didn't find any structural flaws. I noticed an issue with the automatic naming of recordings, but after reporting it, they fixed it in just a few days. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how Dadan's recording ability is very smooth and user-friendly, similar to Vidyard and Loom. It's a flexible tool that helps me resolve recording issues, and it's super easy to send the recording to clients, allowing them to record their screen and send it back to me. The meetings feature is also great for recording and managing follow-up items efficiently. The tool is quick and seamless for integrating AI features into recordings and meetings, which makes my tasks a lot easier and quicker. I also find it really affordable, and I'm impressed with the additional features introduced recently. The initial setup was a breeze, just installing the Chrome extension and using the available guides. Overall, it's been a super tool for me and I wouldn't look at any alternatives. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For a newly registered tool, there's nothing significant I see at the moment, but I hope that in time there will be increased capabilities within the MCP connection to Claude. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Dadan for taking a bunch of screenshots, and the Guides feature is definitely my favorite. It's incredibly useful and innovative. I love how it lets me record something and turns it into a guide. It feels like the possibilities are pretty endless, making me wonder how I managed without it before. Additionally, it saves me so much storage and makes it easy to screen record my workflows and keep them all in one place. I'd rate its initial setup a 10 out of 10 and would definitely recommend it to a friend or colleague. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I ran into a couple of bugs with Dadan. A few times, the Guides screen recording would stop after just a few seconds, which was frustrating. Other than that, the concept of the tool is great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Relatively easy to use. AI transcript generator is awesome - super useful. Multiple options to customise the look and feel of the finished products is a definite nice to have. Support is great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are some features that competitor software does a better job (custom hot keys for example) - but Dadan does listen to users to continue improving their product. I have had some recording issues with the chrome plugin so I tend to use the desktop app version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the fact that Dadan offers a browser extension, making it just one click away to share or preview a recording. I find the AI tools built into the platform very impactful and valuable. Being able to get a transcription of calls, do simple editing, and switch out the thumbnail is quite useful. I also appreciate the flexibility Dadan provides, as you can add calls to action, upload resources and attachments, along with the video, which adds another layer of engagement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I first started a couple months ago, there was a bit of a lag between recording and having it be available to share. It seems like that is improving every month. At this point, I don't have any complaints. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how everything is organized. It's extremely intuitive. I love the fact that they go beyond what other traditional competitors like Loom and Komodo offer. You can do CTA and quizzes and request video replies and the new editing suite promises to be quite awesome. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a software company undergoing rapid development. I don't dislike the fact that when they launch new features they're a little buggy. It's part of the process. Sometimes litttle things can hold you up, but when you mention them to the CS team, they jump right in and make it a priority to fix anything that may not be firing on all cylinders. I think this is a strenght, and very understandable given where they are--especially with the recent launch of 2.0, but if you can be patient, it looks like it's going to be a best of breed software solution Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Dadan for video recording, screen recording, and client meetings on Google Meet. The most amazing thing is that when I have meetings with clients, I just paste the meeting link in Dadan, and it records the meeting, creates transcripts, notes, and an action plan, so I'm not worried about missing any minutes. There are also a lot of amazing features like editing video with transcripts, clipping videos, and adding text—it's a fully advanced video editor with lots of features. I also appreciate the feature that lets me instantly see when someone watches my video, and I can gather leads data through in-video forms. Initially, I used Loom, but it had a 5-minute limit and fewer options like a quiz maker and lead generation form, so I switched to Dadan. The setup with Dadan was easy—I just log in and start recording from my browser. If I need advanced recording features, I can install the Chrome extension or download their apps for Windows and Mac. I can also request videos from others by creating a link, and they can record immediately without installing anything. I'm happy with the services and support from Dadan. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The features they offered are working very smoothly; the only issue I feel can be improved is the video recording upload feature. Dadan uploads the video when you finish recording; I wish it worked like Loom, where when I finish recording I get the recording link immediately, and the upload process should be in the background while recording. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Dadan to record tutorials for customers and to capture bugs for developers in WordPress plugins. I like that Dadan makes it easy to record, share, and organize screen recordings. I also appreciate being able to create libraries where I can add clients, allowing them to see all their recordings. Every client has their own folder structure that fits their business, and I can record a video and put it into the relevant folder. This helps clients know internally whenever I record a new video. The initial setup of Dadan was very easy, taking less than 30 minutes to onboard and less than an hour to understand all the options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After a recording has been made, there is no direct way of adding that video to a folder. It's by default stored in the personal library. I have to navigate to that folder, then click 3 dots and move the video to a folder. Shouldn't have to be that way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.