How do agencies use Talki for client feedback?

Agencies send clients a link to record their screen showing exactly what needs to change. This saves hours on revision rounds.

Can product teams use Talki for bug reports?

Yes. Users record their screen showing how bugs happen. Developers see the issue immediately with full context.

How do course creators support students with Talki?

Students record their screen to show where they're stuck. Educators see the exact problem and can answer precisely.

Do recipients need to create an account?

No. Recipients click the link, record their screen, and send—no signup required.

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Works for client projects, bug reports, student questions, and more.

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Use Cases

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For agencies and freelancers

Get clear client feedback, not vague requests

Send a link. Clients record their screen and show you exactly what to change. No more guessing or long email chains.

See exactly what clients want
Save hours with video feedback
Get sign-off faster with clear visual context
Work across timezones without calls
Build better relationships with clear feedback
Get it right the first time with fewer revisions

product teams

Turn bug reports into clear action items

Users show you exactly how bugs happen. Developers see the problem right away. Fix bugs faster with video instead of written reports.

See bugs as they happen with screen recordings
Find bugs you didn't expect
Skip writing long bug reports
Fix bugs faster with video proof
Less back-and-forth with users
Build better products with real user feedback

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Course Creators & Educators

Answer student questions with visual context

Students show where they're stuck. See their screen, hear their question, answer quickly. Help more students in less time.

See where students get confused
Build community with video replies
Make your course better with real feedback
Help many students with one answer
Save time with async replies
Create better lessons with video feedback

Get Started in Seconds

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Record or Share

Record your screen to start a conversation, or share a link to collect responses from others.

2

Share With One Click

Copy the link and send it via email, Slack, or anywhere. No signup required for responders.

3

Get Video Responses

Watch their screen recordings. See exactly what they mean. Take action immediately.

Built for Clarity

No Signup Required

Recipients click, record, and send. Zero friction means you actually get responses.

Works In Browser

No downloads. No installations. Just click and record on your desktop device.

Async By Design

No scheduling. No calendar conflicts. Collect feedback on your timeline.

Lightning Fast

Share links instantly. Get responses in minutes. Take action immediately.

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