Video proofing software
Proof a video properly, not just share it
Sharing a video gets you reactions in four different inboxes. Proofing a video keeps the feedback, the versions and the decisions in one place until someone says yes — on the record. That loop is all FNSHD does.
The proofing loop
Five steps, in order, with nothing between them. Every feature in FNSHD exists to move a cut one step further along this line.
- Upload — drop in a version; playback, thumbnails and version history are handled
- Review — one share link, watched in the browser, no account needed to watch
- Collect — timecoded comments and frame annotations from every reviewer
- Revise — upload the next version; old notes stay attached to the cut they were about
- Approve — each reviewer approves or requests changes, stored against that version
Sharing versus proofing
A share link is a delivery mechanism. It answers "can you watch this?" and nothing else. The feedback then arrives as email replies, chat messages and a phone call, none of which know what version they refer to.
Proofing answers the harder questions: what exactly is wrong, at what frame, in which version, and has anyone actually signed it off? When those live with the file, delivery stops being a negotiation.
Online video proofing, without the platform tax
Most proofing tools are the front door to a much larger media platform — asset management, ingest, transcoding pipelines, storage tiers. Useful if you need them, expensive if you don't. FNSHD stays at the proofing layer and prices accordingly: free for one editor, $10 per member per month on Pro.
Proof is something you can produce later
Every version keeps its comments, annotations and decisions with names and timestamps. When a client asks why a cut went out the way it did, the answer is a link, not an archaeology dig through email.
Common questions
Keep reading
How sign-off works per version, and what gets recorded.
Video annotation toolPins, boxes and arrows on the frame, attached to the note.
Video review for agenciesRunning proofs across several clients without adding project management.
Frame.io alternativeWhere a simpler tool wins, and where Frame.io is genuinely the better buy.
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