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Record customer testimonials without shipping a camera crew

Customers join with a link and no account, their audio and video are recorded locally as separate tracks, and the files stay on EU servers with a retention window you set.

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References you can actually use

A reference only helps if you can use it. A testimonial recorded as clean, separate audio and video tracks can be cut for a landing page, a deck or a short clip, instead of being stuck as a rough call someone captured on a phone.

Airtape runs in the browser, so the customer does not install anything or create an account. They join through a link, their own machine records their audio and video locally as separate tracks, and the files are stored on EU servers with a defined retention window.

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Customers join with one link

No app and no account, so a reference does not depend on the customer's technical setup.

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Material you can cut

Audio and video are recorded locally and kept as separate tracks, which keeps the recording usable for editing and clips.

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EU storage, no trackers

Recordings are stored on EU servers with a defined retention window and no third-party trackers on the recording page.

European servers
GDPR approved

Operating from Heidelberg, Germany. Data processed under EU law.

Consent, storage and deletion in one place

A customer testimonial is personal data, and often includes a name, a company and a logo. The practical questions matter: who agreed to what, where the file lives, how long it stays and who can open it. Airtape gives you a plain answer for each.

  • Customers agree to the recording and its use before it starts
  • Recordings are stored on EU servers
  • A defined retention window applies to every testimonial
  • Recordings can be deleted when they are no longer needed
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A recording workflow you can describe to a customer

Getting a usable testimonial and getting consent are the same conversation. The steps are short enough to put in the invitation.

GDPR workflow

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Consent before recording

The session is announced as recorded before it begins, and the intended use is agreed with the customer.

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Storage in the EU

Recordings are written to servers in the European Union rather than to a stack spread across regions.

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Defined retention

A retention window sets how long a recording is kept, so testimonials do not linger in storage indefinitely.

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Deletion and access

Recordings can be deleted when they are no longer needed, and access stays with the people who need it.

Testimonial recording checklist PDF
  • Agree the recording and its use before the session starts
  • Confirm where the recording is stored
  • Set a retention window for each testimonial
  • Decide who can open the recording

Testimonial recording checklist

A short checklist for recorded customer testimonials: consent and intended use, storage, retention and access.

Frequently asked questions

No. Customers join through a browser link, without installing anything or creating a login.

Yes. Audio and video are recorded locally as separate tracks, which keeps the material usable for editing and clips.

On servers in the European Union, with a defined retention window and no third-party trackers on the recording page.

Airtape provides the recording workflow; the wording of the consent form and the agreed use of the testimonial stay with your team.

No. Airtape provides the recording workflow and the data-location facts; your own review decides what fits each testimonial.

Record the next testimonial in the browser

Start free with two hours per month. Customers join by link, and the recordings stay on EU servers.