Async video updates that cross every timezone
Replace standups, handoffs, and wiki walls with on-brand video updates anyone watches on their own clock. A video tool for remote teams that turns Notion docs and Slack notes into polished updates without booking another sync.
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You picked async for flexibility. But your tools keep pulling you back to live.
Standups that punish whichever timezone loses the coin flip.
You compromised on a 7am slot for Sydney and 9pm for London. Half the team joins on mute, the other half catches the recording nobody clicks. Important context lives in a 47-minute Zoom file with no transcript, and the two-line Slack summary cannot carry the nuance the conversation actually had.
Handoffs that evaporate between Berlin sunset and SF sunrise.
Your EU team wraps the day with a Notion doc, a Loom someone abandoned mid-recording, and a Slack thread tagged @-mention-everyone. The US team spends the first hour reconstructing what the EU team already explained. By the time context lands, the cross-region momentum is gone.
Onboarding stretched across six weeks of calendar Tetris.
The Jakarta new hire needs the codebase walkthrough, the brand intro, and the ops SOP. Booking those calls across Toronto, Berlin, and SF turns the first month into a scheduling puzzle. They give up, open the wiki, and figure out the team culture from a Slack channel nobody has cleaned in eighteen months.
Culture content that lives or dies on optional Zoom attendance.
Distributed teams need shared moments. The all-hands lands at a time that works for two regions. The optional virtual coffee gets three RSVPs. Slack channels fill with emoji noise. The team that picked remote for the work-life balance now spends the day staring at a fifth camera tile.
Distributed work needs distributed communication. The video tool for remote teams should respect the clock, not the calendar.
A communication layer that runs on your team's clock.
Record once. Watch anywhere. Stay aligned everywhere.
One place for every video
ngram gives remote teams a single place to capture standups, handoffs, onboarding, and culture moments as polished video anyone can watch from their own timezone.
Start from what you already have
Project leads drop in meeting notes, sprint summaries, or a quick screen recording.
Update once, regenerate everywhere
Ops leads upload the SOP. ngram builds the script, the scenes, and the captions before anything renders.
Trade meeting-overload for an async system that captures decisions, ships handoffs, and onboards new hires without scheduling around eight timezones.
ngram fits every distributed function that ships work asynchronously.
HR & Internal Comms
Pair remote team workflows with HR's policy updates, all-hands recordings, and culture moments. People ops ships training, benefits explainers, and DEI updates in the same async format engineering uses for handoffs — no separate tooling, same brand kit.
Product Managers
Distributed PMs already write sprint summaries and decision logs. ngram turns those notes into roadmap walkthroughs and weekly product updates engineers in Berlin and SF watch at their desk instead of joining another async-killing Zoom.
Support Teams
Remote support reps span every timezone customers do. Hand them video knowledge-base entries, ticket recap clips, and async training your support lead recorded once instead of running another live shadow session at midnight UTC.
Customer Success
Async CSMs lose deals when QBRs cannot be scheduled in their account's region. Turn the QBR into a recorded narrative the customer's CFO watches on their commute, and the renewal call shrinks from 60 minutes to 20 of actual conversation.
Developer Relations
Distributed DevRel ships API tutorials, integration guides, and conference recap clips your engineering audience watches at their desk. Replace the live workshop your team can never schedule across timezones with a polished async series.
Growth & Marketing
Distributed marketing teams ship social cuts, paid creative, and campaign launch videos across regions. ngram keeps the brand kit and messaging consistent so the Mexico City marketer's LinkedIn cut matches the London marketer's website hero without a creative ticket between them.
From product update to polished video in minutes
Drop in the doc, thread, or recording
Paste a Notion standup summary, a sprint retro from Linear, a decision log from Slack canvas, or upload a quick screen recording from your desk. ngram works from whatever your team already uses to capture context across timezones.
Tell us who needs to watch
Name the audience: the EU team picking up the handoff, the new hire onboarding next Monday, the company all-hands, or a single regional pod that missed the live call. ngram tunes tone, depth, and pacing so the right people get the right context.
Review the script in chat
ngram returns a structured script and scene plan before rendering. Trim the section that ran long, swap a screenshot, or split into a 90-second team brief plus a longer archive cut — all in plain language inside the chat panel.
Generate the polished video
Once approved, ngram produces the cut with cursor smoothing, click emphasis, captions, transitions, and your team brand kit applied. The raw take becomes a video your colleague in Berlin watches between meetings and a new hire watches in week one.
Ship to the channels your team already uses
Drop the video into Slack, embed in Notion, attach to the Linear ticket, or post to the wiki. ngram exports for the surfaces your distributed team already lives in instead of asking them to learn a new viewer.
Videos for every Remote Teams workflow
What changes when video is easy
Time back to every region equally
No more rotating which timezone gets the brutal slot. Context-sharing happens once, recorded, and the team consumes it whenever the workday actually starts in their city. The Sydney engineer reclaims 7am, the London designer reclaims 10pm.
Handoffs that carry signal across the sun
Video preserves the tone, the screen state, the cursor path, and the nuance that text strips out. The receiving region reads context in three minutes instead of reconstructing it from a half-finished Notion page and three Slack threads.
Onboarding that scales with hiring velocity
A new hire in week one watches the same brand intro the founder originally gave on day one. The team lead stops re-running the codebase tour every quarter. Onboarding moves from a six-week calendar puzzle into a self-serve module nobody has to schedule.
Culture that survives growth
Recorded team moments, async retros, and milestone highlights replace the optional Zoom coffee three people attend. The team that joined for flexibility keeps the flexibility — and still meets each other, on terms that work for every timezone.
Every feature distributed teams need to ship video instead of meetings.
Wire ngram into the async stack your distributed team already runs.
Each integration ships with a working recipe tuned for cross-timezone workflows. Start from one, then customize against your Notion workspace, Linear board, or on-call rotation.
whenA sprint retro doc is finalized in Notion at end-of-week
thenAuto-generate the async retro video and pin it to the team's Monday morning channel for every region to catch up
whenAn on-call incident closes in PagerDuty after a cross-region handoff
thenRender the postmortem recap on your self-hosted infra and post it to the engineering wiki for tomorrow's standup
whenA hiring update is approved for the company announcement
thenLinkedIn publishing is part of the Social Publishing Beta. Compose the remote-team update for the connected company page.
whenA town-hall recap is ready for the team channel
thenYouTube publishing is in Beta. Schedule the town-hall recap once for its release date.
whenYou hit Make a video on a Linear ticket or a Notion handoff page
thenGet a polished cross-region handoff clip back in a new tab, ready to drop into the channel before you sign off
whenAn AI agent in your async workflow needs to publish an update across timezones
thenReturn a finished MP4 and a shareable team link the agent can post to Slack, Notion, or Linear automatically
Your remote team already writes the inputs. Turn them into watchable updates.
Point tools for the small async moments in between.
Questions from Remote Teams like you
How is this different from a Loom-style screen recorder for our remote team?
Can we onboard new hires across timezones without scheduling a dozen calls?
Do videos work for teammates watching without sound?
How fast can we create an async update?
Does it fit into the async tools our distributed team already uses?
Async communication that actually crosses timezones
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