One project, multiple videos
Keep all videos for a project in one place — no duplicates, no confusion across deliveries.
Every way to leave feedback, in one review flow
Collect long comments, quick markers, range notes, and on-frame annotations without losing the exact moment each change belongs to.
Why video feedback so often wastes time.
Many review loops break down not because of the content, but because of the format. Comments arrive by email, WhatsApp, or calls, timestamps are vague, and different stakeholders often do not mean the same frame.
That costs more than patience. It also breaks clean iteration.
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Scattered channels
Comments arrive by email, WhatsApp, or call — and disappear in the noise.
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Vague timestamps
"Around minute two" helps nobody in the edit.
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Conflicting frames
Different stakeholders often are not talking about the same moment.
Every way to leave feedback, in one review flow
Collect long comments, quick markers, range notes, and on-frame annotations without losing the exact moment each change belongs to.
Long comments on a frame
Leave detailed notes tied to a specific frame, so feedback stays precise and actionable.
Quick comments on a mark
Mark a frame and drop a short comment in seconds — perfect for fast approvals.
Time range feedback
Select a range on the timeline and add one note for the entire segment.
On-frame annotations
Draw directly on the video to highlight exact elements that need changes.
Feedback is tied to a version
Every comment belongs to a specific video and version, so context never gets lost.
Switch versions anytime
Both client and videographer can switch versions during review or editing — anytime.
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Review Link + PIN
Client review without an account
Send a secure review link with PIN. Clients leave frame-accurate comments on a specific video and version.
Client Portal
Feedback hub in the workspace
Clients with a workspace account see every project and version in one place, with comments tied to exact frames.
Precision instead of more comment threads.
If you want to interpret less and revise faster, you do not need more tools — you need the right place for feedback.