I use Claap to quickly record and share videos to avoid scheduling meetings, which is great for explaining ideas, giving feedback, and sharing updates asynchronously. I like how teammates can comment directly on specific moments in the video, keeping discussions clear and focused. It's simple and time-saving, allowing others to respond when it suits them. Claap makes communication clear, organized, and more efficient, reducing unnecessary meetings and making collaboration smoother, especially for remote work. The initial setup was very easy, with an intuitive interface that most team members picked up quickly without needing training.

I've been using Claap pretty much every week for the past several months mostly for recording team meetings, quick screen shares for async updates, and those AI summaries that pull out the key stuff. Honestly, the best part for me is how fast it turns a rambling 45-minute call into something actually useful. The AI does a solid job spotting action items, decisions, and main takeaways most of the time, and it's saved me (and the team) hours of going back through recordings or trying to remember who said what. I also really appreciate the async side of it. I can just drop a link in Slack, and people jump right to the parts they care about, add comments on the timeline, or even reply with their own quick video. It's way less disruptive than pulling everyone into yet another live meeting. Plus, for things like demoing a new feature or giving feedback on a design, I just record my screen and face no need to book time on calendars.

I appreciate how Claap makes asynchronous collaboration incredibly fast and straightforward. The quick video updates are genuinely effective at replacing meetings, making communication much clearer and more efficient.