Airtime: the essential video tools for effective remote work
Your distributed team already uses video daily. The missing secret ingredient? Airtime’s collection of tools that take video collaboration to the next level.
One Airtime, four apps to make remote easier
Built for distributed teams, by a distributed team, Airtime is solving the very real challenges of working on video while remote.
One Airtime, four apps to make remote easier
Built for distributed teams, by a distributed team, Airtime is solving the very real challenges of working on video while remote.
The collaborative alternative to screensharing
Create a Stack, gather materials to be screenshared on the call, then share the link. Boom: instant team presence and a permanent meeting artifact that doesn’t disappear when the call’s over.
Get Airtime for the team
Airtime works great for you individually, but it’s also easy to get the whole team on board.
Check out Airtime Teams.
Is your team fully realizing the potential of video?
If you're not using Airtime, the answer might be no. Airtime's four apps make collaborating on video so. Much. Easier. Here's how:
Use recordings to erase timezone barriers
When your team is scattered, trying to schedule synchronous work across timezones is painful. Instead, use Airtime Recorder to share the knowledge asynchronously. Share the work in a way that works for everyone's schedule, no matter where in the world they are.
Virtual presentations with in-person impact
Just because everyone's meeting on a screen doesn't mean you should tolerate low-impact presentations. Bring the magic back with Airtime Creator: create dynamic presentations that put you inside your slides to make the session as engaging as real life.
Have fewer meetings, better meetings
Airtime shifts the collaboration off the calendar, allowing simple syncs to become video artifacts of shared knowledge, freeing up valuable time for everyone involved. When the meetings do happen, they are more potent, resulting in a win-win for the entire distributed team.
Video collaboration so good, it’s like you’re still gathered around the conference table.
(Except you still don’t need to wear pants.)
