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Video feedback analysis with AI

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AI summary · negativeCustomer received a damaged moisturizer due to a cracked lid.Keywords: damaged, packaging, leak

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Mobidictum
Novocycle
Saykal
Sigorta Hizli Teklif
Vaga
Definition

What is AI video feedback analysis?

AI video feedback analysis turns each recorded answer into text you can scan: a transcript, a one-line summary, 3 to 5 keywords and the tone of the text. In RecRam this happens to every video and voice answer automatically, and transcripts can be translated or turned into captions.

You collect video feedback but have no way to analyze 200 responses without watching every one.

  • AI transcription in 110+ languages
  • The tone of the text on every spoken answer, including mixed
  • Transcripts you can translate and caption
  • Summary and 3 to 5 keywords per response
How it works

How it works, step by step

RecRam AI automatically transcribes every video and adds a summary, keywords, and a label for the tone of the text to each video and voice response, so you can read each answer first and watch only the ones that matter. Your own tags let you filter and export them.

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  1. Collect

    Step 1: Gather video feedback at scale

    Send a RecRam video form to your users, customers, or research panel. They record answers to open-ended questions in 1 to 3 minutes each. Works on mobile, desktop, no download needed.

    • Segment your ask: send separate forms to power users, occasional users, and churned users. The same question yields vastly different insights across cohorts. Segmented data is immediately actionable where aggregate data is vague
    • Open-ended video questions reveal what closed-ended surveys hide: "What frustrated you most this week?" uncovers specific bugs, missing features, and UX problems that a 5-point scale never surfaces
  2. Analyze

    Step 2: AI processes every recording automatically

    Each video is transcribed automatically. The AI writes a summary, extracts keywords and shows the tone of the text for every recording, so your team reads before it watches.

    • Search transcripts for what you care about, such as pricing, competitor names, specific features or onboarding, and jump to the moment it is mentioned
    • The tone label is read from the words of each spoken answer (positive, negative, neutral or mixed), so mixed answers show up instead of averaging out
  3. Act

    Step 3: Surface patterns and share insights

    Filter by tag, search transcripts for specific words, and export AI summaries as CSV for your product team. You only watch the footage that matters.

    • Tag the segments you need and export them for product decisions: responses about navigation → CSV for the UX team; churned users mentioning pricing → CSV for the growth team. Data goes where it's needed without a research bottleneck
    • Share the actual clips: a few customers describing the same pain point in their own words is more persuasive to leadership than bullet points in a deck. Use tags to collect them in minutes
Questions

What to ask

The questions below come from "How was your order?", a ready-made demo form every new account gets. Answer it yourself to see the respondent side, then make it yours.

In the demo: How was your order?

  1. 1 · Rating

    How would you rate your experience?

    “How would you rate your experience with us, from one to five stars?”

  2. 2 · Multiple choice

    Did your products arrive in perfect condition?

    “Did everything arrive in perfect condition?”

    Yes, all perfect · Something was wrong

    • If “Yes, all perfect” Would you record a short review?
    • If “Something was wrong” What went wrong?
  3. 3 · Video, voice or text answer

    What went wrong?

    “Oh no, I'm so sorry. Tell me what happened, and we'll make it right.”

  4. 4 · Video, voice or text answer

    Would you record a short review?

    “That makes my day! Would you record a quick review of your favorite product?”

  5. 5 · Multiple choice

    Can we share your review on our website?

    “Can we share your review on our website and social media?”

    Yes, share it · Keep it private

See every step and sample answer

Questions for this use case

Example
  1. What frustrated you most this week?

  2. Show us how you do this task today.

  3. What would make you recommend us to a colleague?

  4. If you could change one thing, what would it be?

AI summary

What you get back

Every video and voice answer arrives transcribed, with a one-line summary, 3 to 5 keywords and the tone of the text. This is one real response from the demo, as your team sees it.

0:07

Transcript · What went wrong?

“The box was left out in the rain by the courier and the cardboard completely dissolved. Products are okay though.”

Samir Patel · voice answer

AI summary
Package was left in the rain and damaged, but the actual products survived.
Tone of the text
Neutral
Keywords
delivery, courier, weather
Also answered
How would you rate your experience? 3 of 5
Did your products arrive in perfect condition? Something was wrong
Team comments
Daniel Kim We need to talk to the courier about their weather protocols.

Fictional sample respondent and team from the "How was your order?" demo form. Every new RecRam account starts with these sample answers.

AI reads the words. Your team makes the calls.

Every spoken answer is transcribed, summarized and given keywords and the tone of the text, and transcripts can be translated or turned into captions. The AI never scores, ranks or decides anything about the people who answer: your team reviews the responses and, if you like, scores them against a shared rubric.

How AI Insights works
Reviews on G2

Rated 4.8 out of 5 on G2

From HR, product and marketing teams who collect their answers on video.

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“RecRam has solved my 'How do I leave a video testimonial?' problem. Rather than giving clients a confusing process, I now share a RecRam link... Easy as 1-2-3!”
Aaron D.Founder and Owner, Small-Business · G2 review

Video feedback analysis FAQ

Every video and voice answer is transcribed, then gets a one-line summary, 3 to 5 keywords and the tone of the text (positive, negative, neutral or mixed). You read the summaries first and watch only the answers that need it.

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