Creative team reviewing footage together on a large screen

For agencies

Video review software for agencies, minus the platform

Your production process already works. What usually doesn't is the client-facing part: gathering feedback from five stakeholders, keeping versions straight, and getting a decision you can point at. FNSHD covers that step and stays out of everything else.

Make the client experience the simple part

Your client opens one link and watches in the browser. No download, no transfer service, no onboarding call, no seat to buy on their side. The less there is to learn, the more likely the feedback arrives this week.

  • Timecoded comments and frame annotations instead of a paragraph of adjectives
  • Versions stacked on one asset, so nobody reviews last Thursday's export
  • Reviewer consensus visible at a glance: who approved, who wants changes
  • Passphrase, expiry and watermark controls before anything leaves the workspace

Consensus you can see before you deliver

Approval from the marketing lead means little if legal hasn't looked. FNSHD tracks a decision per reviewer per version and rolls it up, so a split is visible while it is still cheap to fix. When everyone lands on approve, that's the moment you deliver.

A record per version, per client

Comments, annotations and decisions stay attached to the version they belong to, with names and timestamps. Six months later, "which cut did they sign off?" is a link rather than an argument — the same audit trail described on client video approval.

What FNSHD deliberately does not do

No task boards, no resourcing, no chat, no asset library, no creative-operations layer. If you need digital asset management or a full post pipeline, keep the tool you have — the comparison pages say plainly where the bigger platforms are worth the money. FNSHD is for the review and approval step, and it's priced like a single step.

Common questions

Get this cut over the finish line

Free for solo editors. No trial clock, no credit card, and reviewers never need an account to watch.

Review your first video