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Recording, connected to what you already use.
AddPipe records in the browser and hands the result to your systems. That means a bucket you own, a form your team already builds in, the CMS your site runs on, or a transcription service that turns speech into text.
Storage
Push every processed recording to a bucket or folder you own. Turn on Do not store and nothing stays on AddPipe after processing.
Amazon S3
Push recordings to your own S3 bucket under a scoped IAM user.
Read more →Cloudflare R2
S3-compatible storage with no egress fees on downloads.
Read more →Google Cloud Storage
Delivered through the S3 interoperability API and an HMAC key.
Read more →DigitalOcean Spaces
Flat-rate object storage with a CDN in front of it.
Read more →Dropbox
One-click OAuth connection, files land in a folder you own.
Read more →Box
Delivered over SFTP, inheriting your Box permissions and retention.
Read more →Video platforms
Publish recordings where they can be watched, without a manual upload step.
Forms and surveys
Put a recorder inside a form or a survey question, and carry the recording name through with the submission.
Qualtrics
Spoken and screen answers saved as embedded data.
Read more →Alchemer
A recorder in a Text / Media question, captured in a hidden value.
Read more →Nfield by NIPO
Voice open-ends in CAWI fieldwork, at panel volumes.
Read more →Gravity Forms
An HTML field holds the recorder, a hidden field the name.
Read more →Ninja Forms
The same pattern, using Ninja Forms HTML and Hidden fields.
Read more →Formstack
An embed code field, with no file upload quota spent.
Read more →Formsite
An embedded HTML item plus a hidden field item.
Read more →Jotform
Embedded through the iFrame widget, matched by custom data.
Read more →Custom form
Your own HTML form, one hidden input and one callback.
Read more →CMS
Add a recorder to the site you already run, usually with a single block or embed element.
WordPress
The official plugin, with a shortcode for any post or page.
Read more →Webflow
An Embed element, wired to a hidden form field.
Read more →Wix
An HTML widget, with recordings matched through the webhook.
Read more →Squarespace
A Code Block on any page, on a Business plan or higher.
Read more →Shopify
Video reviews and personalisation briefs, tied to the order.
Read more →Bubble
An HTML element and a workflow that saves the recording name.
Read more →LMS
Let students answer a quiz question out loud, or demonstrate something on screen.
Transcriptions
AddPipe extracts an audio track from every recording. Send it to a speech-to-text service and the recording becomes searchable.
Other
Automation tools, and the interfaces underneath everything else on this page.
Not on the list?
Every integration here is built from the same three interfaces, and they are open to you too.
The recording client
Put a recorder on any page, in any framework, with the full set of options. How it works.
Webhooks
Your server is told when a recording is uploaded, transcoded or delivered to storage. Read the docs.
REST API
List, fetch and delete recordings from your own backend. Read the docs.
If you would rather not build it yourself, get in touch or look at custom development.
Connect recording to your stack.
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