
Rewatch is a comprehensive video collaboration platform that combines an AI-powered meeting assistant, screen recording, and a centralized video hub. It enables teams to capture meetings with summaries, action items, and transcriptions, thereby eliminating unnecessary meetings and enhancing productivity. With robust integrations and a focus on cross-functional collaboration, Rewatch positions itself as a transformational tool for organizations looking to streamline communication and knowledge sharing. Trusted by leading businesses, it offers scalable solutions tailored for various team needs, making it a valuable asset in the modern workplace.

Rewatch is a comprehensive video collaboration platform that combines an AI-powered meeting assistant, screen recording, and a centralized video hub. It enables teams to capture meetings with summaries, action items, and transcriptions, thereby eliminating unnecessary meetings and enhancing productivity. With robust integrations and a focus on cross-functional collaboration, Rewatch positions itself as a transformational tool for organizations looking to streamline communication and knowledge sharing. Trusted by leading businesses, it offers scalable solutions tailored for various team needs, making it a valuable asset in the modern workplace.
Product: AI-powered workplace video platform: meeting notetaker, screen recording, searchable video hub with transcripts and summaries
Founders: Connor Sears and Scott Goldman
Funding: $2M pre-seed (Jan 2021) and $20M Series A (May 26, 2021)
Exit: Acquired by Atlassian (announced Aug 29, 2024)
Recording, indexing, transcribing and organizing company meetings and screen recordings to create searchable internal video knowledge for teams.
Workplace video platform
2000000.00 USD
Participation from Upside Partnership (Kent Goldman) and multiple angel investors.
20000000.00 USD
Reported not to have raised additional disclosed funding after this round prior to acquisition.
“Led by Andreessen Horowitz (Series A) and Haystack (pre-seed); included participation from multiple angel investors and early-stage firms.”