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Rewatch

Discontinued Last verified: September 2026

AI video library platform that turns meeting recordings into a searchable, collaborative knowledge base

What is Rewatch?

Rewatch was an AI video library platform that turned meeting recordings, Loom-style screen recordings, and video content into a searchable, collaborative knowledge base for teams, and it is no longer available (see the notice above). The description that follows records the product as it worked while it was live. Unlike meeting-notetaker tools like Otter or Fireflies that focus on producing summaries and action items, Rewatch treats video as a first-class content type, you can build Series (collections of related recordings), share Clips with specific timestamps, caption in 31 languages, and let teammates comment directly on video timelines. Rewatch AI automatically transcribes videos, identifies action items, generates summaries, and creates searchable chapters, making it easy to find the exact moment in a 60-minute meeting where a specific topic was discussed. It is especially popular with remote-first startups, engineering teams doing async video updates, and customer success orgs sharing call recordings internally. Rewatch integrates with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Notion, Asana, and Linear, and offers screen recording through a Chrome extension. Pricing started around $19/month for smaller teams and scaled to higher tiers for organizations with more video content, and a 14-day free trial was available. None of that can be bought now: rewatch.com no longer resolves to a web host. Rewatch filled a different niche than pure meeting notetakers, it was the right choice when video itself (not just notes) was a primary knowledge artifact for your team.

⚡ Quick Verdict

Best for

Remote-first teams that want a searchable video knowledge base alongside meeting notes

Not ideal for

Teams that just need meeting summaries, Otter or Fathom are simpler

Starting price

Not available; rewatch.com no longer resolves; Atlassian acquired Rewatch in 2024 and the product was wound down (checked August 2026). Was: 14-day trial · Team ~$19/mo · Business higher tier

Free plan

N/A; the service is no longer available as reviewed

Key strength

Video-first knowledge management, searchable library that treats video as a first-class content type

Limitation

More complex than pure meeting notetakers, may be overkill for teams that just want meeting summaries

Bottom line: Rewatch scored 4.4/5 as the best pick for remote-first teams building a searchable video knowledge base, but you can no longer sign up: rewatch.com no longer resolves to a web host.

Pricing

Discontinued, historical record. Rewatch can no longer be purchased. rewatch.com has no A or AAAA records and www.rewatch.com returns NXDOMAIN, so the domain is registered but serves no website and none of the plans below exist at that address today. The figures below are the last rates we recorded while the product was live.

Free trial: 14-day unlimited trial of all features.

Team, starting around $19/month: Video library with AI transcription, AI summaries, action items, searchable chapters, captions in 31 languages, Zoom and Meet integration, screen recording Chrome extension, Slack and Notion integration, team sharing and permissions.

Business, Higher tier: Increased storage, advanced AI features, Series and collections, custom branding, admin controls, SSO options, priority support.

Enterprise, Custom: SSO, SCIM, advanced admin controls, custom retention, dedicated CSM, API access, on-premise options. Rewatch pricing was never especially transparent publicly, and rewatch.com/pricing can no longer be checked because the domain does not resolve.

Key Features

  • AI video library with searchable transcripts
  • Automatic AI summaries and action items
  • Captions in 31 languages
  • Searchable video chapters
  • Series and collections for organizing content
  • Screen recording Chrome extension
  • Commenting directly on video timelines
  • Zoom, Meet, Slack, Notion, Asana, Linear integrations

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Best-in-class video knowledge management
  • Strong for remote-first async video culture
  • Captions in 31 languages
  • Screen recording + meeting recording in one tool

Cons

  • Not a pure meeting notetaker, more complex than Otter
  • Pricing less transparent than competitors
  • Smaller ecosystem than Otter or Fireflies
✅ Pricing shown is historical (product discontinued) · ✅ Independently reviewed · ✅ Scoring methodology

FAQ

How is Rewatch different from Otter or Fireflies?

Rewatch is an AI video library platform, not a pure meeting notetaker. While Otter and Fireflies focus on producing transcripts and summaries of meetings, Rewatch treats video itself as a first-class content type, you build searchable libraries, organize videos into Series, share clips with timestamps, and collaborate via comments on video timelines. Rewatch is the right choice when your team wants to build an async video knowledge base; Otter or Fireflies are simpler if you just want meeting summaries.

How much does Rewatch cost in 2026?

Nothing, because it can no longer be bought. rewatch.com no longer resolves to a web host: the domain has no A or AAAA records and www.rewatch.com returns NXDOMAIN. For the record, Rewatch pricing started around $19/month for smaller teams and scaled up based on team size and video volume, a 14-day free trial included all features, and Business and Enterprise tiers added more storage, SSO, and admin controls. There was no permanent free plan, only the 14-day trial.

Does Rewatch replace Loom?

Partly. Rewatch includes a screen recording Chrome extension that functions similarly to Loom, and it adds a video library with search, Series, and team collaboration that Loom lacks. If you primarily need async screen recording for customer updates or product demos, Loom remains simpler and cheaper. If you want screen recordings plus meeting recordings in a shared knowledge base, Rewatch is the more complete solution.

What languages does Rewatch support?

Rewatch offers captions in 31 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, and most major European and Asian languages. Automatic transcription and search work across all supported languages, making Rewatch a good fit for global remote teams.

Does Rewatch have AI summaries and action items?

Yes. Rewatch AI automatically transcribes videos, generates summaries, identifies action items, and creates searchable chapter markers so teammates can jump to specific topics in long meetings. This turns a 60-minute recording into a navigable document with timestamps linked to transcript positions, which is much faster than re-watching videos linearly.

Which tools does Rewatch integrate with?

Rewatch integrates with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Notion, Asana, Linear, and Chrome (for screen recording). Meeting recordings auto-sync from your video conferencing platform into the Rewatch library. Action items can flow to Asana, Linear, and Notion. Slack integration lets teams share clips and get notifications.

Is Rewatch secure for confidential video content?

Rewatch is SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliant. Video content is encrypted at rest and in transit. Custom data retention policies are available on Enterprise plans. For HIPAA-regulated industries, that status can no longer be confirmed with Rewatch because the site is gone. Video content permissions are granular, you can share specific clips publicly while keeping the underlying library private.

Rewatch vs Supernormal vs Otter, which is best?

Rewatch is the right choice when video itself is a knowledge artifact for your team, product demos, customer interviews, internal training. Supernormal is better for polished shareable meeting notes that flow into sales workflows. Otter is better for reliable transcription and live captions. Pick Rewatch for video library needs; Supernormal for sales notes; Otter for pure transcription.

📋 Good to know

Setup

No longer applicable. Rewatch signups are closed and rewatch.com no longer resolves. Historically you signed up, connected Zoom or Google Meet, installed the Chrome extension for screen recordings, and started building your video library.

Privacy

SOC 2 Type II compliant. GDPR compliant. Video content encrypted at rest and in transit. Custom retention available on Enterprise.

When to upgrade

No longer applicable. The trial and the paid tiers ended with the product. Historically you upgraded from the trial based on team size and video volume, Business for advanced admin and custom branding, Enterprise for SSO and SCIM.

Learning curve

Moderate, video library organization and Series setup take 30-60 minutes to learn well.

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