
Video feedback
A video feedback tool that puts every note on the right frame
Stop translating “around the middle, after the drone shot” into an edit decision. Send one link, let people comment on the frame they're looking at, and work down a list that's already in timecode order.
Why email and chat threads break down
Nothing is wrong with your client's feedback. It's the container. A message thread has no idea what frame anyone is looking at.
| In an email or chat thread | In FNSHD |
|---|---|
| “Around 1:12 the music feels off” | A comment pinned to 00:01:12 that the editor clicks to jump straight there. |
| “The logo in the bottom corner — no, the other shot” | A box drawn on the frame, saved with the note, visible to everyone. |
| Four people replying-all with contradictory notes | One thread per moment, with replies and @mentions so the disagreement resolves in place. |
| “Is this the latest? I got three WeTransfers” | One link that always shows the current version, with older versions stacked behind it. |
| “Did anyone actually sign this off?” | Each reviewer approves or requests changes on that version, on the record. |
What timecoded video feedback actually fixes
A timecoded comment is stored against an exact moment in the cut. Instead of "around halfway through, the music feels off", the note lives at 01:12 — and clicking it takes the editor straight to 01:12.
That sounds small until you count the round trips it removes. "That shot near the end", "the logo scene", "about 1:20 on the version you sent Tuesday" — every one of those needs a reply before any work can start. Ten notes from three reviewers is a day of clarification before a single edit gets made.
It also improves the notes themselves. Reviewers who have paused on the frame describe what they can see rather than a general impression. When the problem is spatial rather than temporal — which element in a busy frame — they can draw on the frame with a pin, box or arrow, saved with the comment.
Longer read: what is timecoded video feedback and how to get useful feedback from clients.
What your reviewers actually do
- 01
They click one link
It opens in the browser at watchable quality. Nothing to install, no 4 GB download, no login wall in front of the video.
- 02
They pause and type
The note captures the timecode automatically. If they want to be precise, they draw a pin or a box on the frame.
- 03
You get it in order
Comments are listed by timecode, not by when someone got round to writing them. Work down the list and you've worked down the cut.
- 04
They make the call
Approve or request changes on that version. You can see who has signed off without chasing anyone.
What it costs to run feedback here
Storage is pooled across the whole account and doesn't move when you add or remove people. Extra storage is $10 per 100 GB per month.
Solo
$0
free forever
- 1 member, unlimited viewers
- 2 active projects
- 10 GB pooled storage
Pro
$10
per member / month + tax
- Up to 5 members
- 250 GB pooled storage
- Branding, watermarks, secure links
Team
$20
per member / month + tax
- Up to 15 members
- 750 GB pooled storage
- Internal comments, restricted projects
Video feedback questions
Put your next round of notes on the frame
Free to start, no card, no demo call. Upload a cut and send the link.
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