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Recordings in your Dropbox, a minute after they are made.
Connect the AddPipe app to your Dropbox once and every processed recording is pushed to a folder you own. No tokens to create, no keys to rotate, and it syncs to every device you already have Dropbox on.
/Apps/AddPipe Recording App/One click, no credentials
The connection is OAuth. You click Connect Dropbox App, approve it in the Dropbox popup, and that is the whole setup. Nothing to paste, nothing to rotate.
Scoped to one folder
The app can only write to /Apps/AddPipe Recording App/. It cannot read or touch anything else in your Dropbox, and you can revoke it from Dropbox at any time.
Where people already work
Recordings sync to desktops, phones and shared team folders automatically, which makes this the simplest destination when humans, not code, are the ones opening the files.
What lands in the folder.
Up to five files per recording, all sharing the recording's name.
Which of the five are produced is set per environment in the Transcoding Engine, so you can push only the mp4 if that is all your team needs to open.
Details.
Where exactly do the files land?
In /Apps/Pipe Recording App/ inside your Dropbox, with an optional subfolder you name in AddPipe. The app is scoped to that folder, so AddPipe can never see the rest of your Dropbox.
Do I have to create a Dropbox app or manage tokens?
No. The current integration is a one-click OAuth connect from the AddPipe dashboard. The older method, which required creating your own Dropbox app and pasting a never-expiring access token, is deprecated because Dropbox discontinued those tokens.
Does this work with Dropbox Business team accounts?
Yes. Each team member connects the AddPipe app to their own account individually.
How do I disconnect it?
Revoke access from Dropbox under connected apps, or disconnect from the AddPipe dashboard. Stored credentials are deleted when the account is deleted.
Which plans include it?
All of them, including the trial. What differs is how long the push logs are kept: 72 hours on Standard, 10 days on Creator and 31 days on PRO.
Is Dropbox a good fit for high volume?
It is best for review workflows where people open recordings by hand. For programmatic access at volume, an S3-compatible bucket is the better destination.
Other places AddPipe can push to.
Record once, find it in Dropbox.
Pushing to your own storage is included in the 14-day trial. No card required.