Vloggi: verified human video.
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A video submission platform gives your organization one secure workflow to request, receive, organize, review and reuse videos from employees, customers or communities. It replaces email attachments, transfer links and scattered shared-drive folders with a structured video library.

No. Contributors open a mobile-ready link or scan a QR code, then record or upload their video in the browser. The experience is designed to remove unnecessary steps for people outside your organization.

You can present project-specific terms, declarations and consent language during submission. Each acceptance is kept with the contributor and video record, helping your team understand what was agreed before content is reviewed, published or reused.

Vloggi Confirm brings human-origin evidence, contributor details, timestamps and consent together. Its Human-Origin Confidence Score (HOCS) helps your team assess the evidence behind a submission and decide how to use it. It assesses video provenance, rather than certifying that every statement in a video is true.

Vloggi Confirm examines capture-path and file signals, including camera-origin evidence, timestamps and editing or recompression markers. Fresh recording through Vloggi provides stronger evidence than an existing-file upload. HOCS makes that evidence visible for review; a low score can mean limited provenance, not necessarily synthetic content.

We’re not anti-AI. We believe AI—and the prospect of Super Intelligence—can be a force for good. But generated content should not be passed off as real. Organizations still need genuine human video for customer feedback, employee voices, research and evidence. That is what Vloggi helps them collect.

We use AI imagery to explain workflows and protect customer privacy. Contributors may grant rights to the project owner, but that does not automatically give Vloggi permission to use their footage in our marketing. Customer videos often feature employees, customers or members of the public whose privacy we must respect.

Our Human-Created Video and Responsible AI Use Policy covers limited, human-supervised (de minimis) AI assistance and illustrative artwork. Where images could be mistaken for actual customer projects or submissions, we label them as illustrative examples, recreated scenarios or fictional details, as appropriate. Illustrations explain the product; they are not presented as genuine customer footage.

Yes. Vloggi is designed for controlled, repeatable video collection with workspace permissions, moderation, contributor context, consent records and organized project libraries. Teams can manage large submission volumes without losing the evidence attached to each video.

Common workflows include employee updates, customer stories, community submissions, field reports, compliance evidence, video auditions, contests, testimonials and audience or eyewitness video for media teams.

Teams can search, tag, review, moderate and collaborate on submissions in one library. Approved clips can be compiled into branded outputs or downloaded and exported for editing, publishing and long-term use.

Yes. Vloggi Conversations asks two to eight questions and collects a new device-camera response to each. Required and optional prompts guide participation. Answers remain linked to contributor details, context and consent for research and branded Q&A compilations.

Plans separate the number of videos received from the number kept in storage. Processing credits cover additional services and enhanced outputs. You can choose monthly or annual billing in USD, EUR or AUD, add capacity for straightforward needs, or discuss a custom workflow with us. Compare plans and add-ons.

Bot protection and malware checks help protect the upload workflow. Access controls, consent records and secure project libraries keep submissions connected to their permissions and context. Read our security overview for more detail.