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This app helps film crews and post-production teams mark and sync camera media on set. Record markers with timecodes and notes, then match them to video files on Mac for faster editing. It offers flexible timecode calibration and seamless integration with Apple devices.
✓On-set timecode marking
✓Single and dual-camera sessions
✓Point and range markers with notes
✓Flexible timecode calibration
✓Apple Watch integration
✓Live Activities for recording status
✓Export FCPXML and DaVinci Resolve workflows
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What's New in oktake
1.0.3
August 26, 2026
• Added Double Tap support on compatible Apple Watch models: pinch your thumb and index finger twice to quickly record an OK marker. • Improved the stability of cross-device marking between Apple Watch and iPhone.
MoreSubscription plans
oktake Pro Annual
Unlimited .take exports to the free Mac app.
$9.991 Year
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FAQ
Does take have ads?
No, take contains no advertising and does not track or collect personal data.
What devices does take support?
take is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, with macOS versions also offered.
How many free exports do I get with take?
Every user receives 5 free `.take` exports. An export is counted only after sharing completes, and canceling the share does not use one.
What is the cost of the take Pro subscription?
The 'oktake Pro Annual' subscription is priced at $9.99 per year and unlocks unlimited `.take` exports.
Is take suitable for young children?
take has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for a wide range of users, though its primary function is for professional film production.
How often is take updated?
The latest version of take was released on August 2, 2026, indicating recent development and support.
Can I use take offline?
Yes, projects and marker data are kept on the device, and media is processed locally without uploading, suggesting offline functionality for core features.
What export formats does take support?
take supports exporting `.take` files, Final Cut Pro XML (FCPXML), and offers an import workflow for DaVinci Resolve.