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Every voice, camera and screen. Each on its own track.

Isotake records on everyone's own machine in full quality and uploads while you talk. When you stop, the take is one ZIP.

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An example take: Ryan, Adam and Jay, each recorded on their own machine onto their own camera and microphone tracks, plus Ryan's screen share. It uploads while they talk, gets two markers, finishes uploading when they stop, and downloads as one ZIP.
What Isotake does

From the invite link to the files.

What every studio does today, for the host, the guests and whoever edits.

Every person on their own track

Each camera at up to 4K, each microphone unprocessed as 24-bit WAV, and up to three screens, each its own file. Recorded on that person's own machine, not from the call.

RecTake 33 machines · 7 files
  • Cameraup to 4K · 60 fps
  • Mic24-bit WAV · unprocessed
  • Screensup to 3

Recordings that survive a crash

Saved on each computer first and uploaded while you talk. After a crash or a closed tab it picks up again, and a guest who never comes back still leaves what arrived.

  • Crash or closed tab: reopen the link and it picks up
  • A guest never comes back: what arrived is finished

Every take in one place

The studio's page has every take: each person's files, playback right there, markers on the timeline, and a download per file or for the whole take.

Host controls

A waiting room, a lock, a fresh invite link, asking someone to mute, the next take's camera and audio quality, and ending the session for everyone.

Guests join with a link

In the browser, with no install and no account. They check their camera and mic before joining.

Built for editors and agents

A manifest with every file's start time on one clock, a JSON API with tokens, signed links, and a webhook when a take's last file lands.

Record your next episode here.

Open a studio, send the link, press Record. Every track lands as its own file.

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