The newsroom wasn’t on the corner when it happened — but a dozen people were, phones up. Share one link, collect their footage in minutes, and get every angle of the scene in one place.
The most important footage of a story is usually shot by someone who isn’t a journalist — standing on the right corner at the wrong moment. Getting it has always meant DMs, email attachments, and “can you send the original?” videos.me replaces that with one link: sources open it, upload from their phone, and you’ve got their clips in one place — every vantage point of the same event, ready to verify, clear, and cut. Built for newsrooms, documentary teams, and anyone assembling the truth from more than one camera.
Three steps, a few minutes, zero editing skills.
Add a prompt like “Show us your view” and get one shareable link in seconds.
Anyone with the link opens it and records a short clip right in their browser — no app, no account.
We stitch every angle into one film — yours to watch, download, and share.
Drop it in the callout — on air, on social, in the story — wherever your sources are.
“Anything you filmed between 4 and 5pm at the square.” Specific asks get usable footage.
Clips arrive as people upload — no app, no account, straight from their phones.
Pull every angle into one place to verify, then compile the clips you clear into a single sequence.
Give contributors a great question — or write your own.
“Upload anything you filmed at the scene.”
“Tell us where you were standing, and when.”
“Have footage from before it happened? Send that too.”
“Say your name and that we can use this — if you’re willing.”
The camera-roll file preserves quality and metadata.
Time, location, and consent on every clip means each one arrives ready to vet.
A fresh collection per event keeps sourcing organized and clean.
One link, the same effortless flow — whatever you're collecting for.
Footage from every attendee, cut into one recap reel.
Event recaps →Every phone in the crowd, cut into one film of the show.
Concert films →Authentic video reviews that actually convert.
Testimonials →A montage of messages from everyone who loves them.
Birthday gifts →No — they open the link and upload from their phone. The lower the friction, the more footage you get.
Yes — share one link on air or on social and anyone who was there can contribute.
Uploading the camera-roll file preserves the original — ask for that rather than a re-recording.
Use the prompt to ask for name, time, location, and permission — it arrives alongside the clip.
Your collection is yours — nothing is public unless you choose to publish it.
Yes — download clips in full quality for your edit and verification workflow.
Free to create. Pay only for the videos you actually receive.
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