AI Review

AI checks every cut before your client does.

Audio, on-screen text, script and cuts checked in minutes, with every finding pinned to the moment it happens.

Key features

What slips past a manual review.

Technical and text QC on every version

AI Review measures the file, reads the on-screen text and compares speech to the script. Every finding comes with its severity and what was seen, with the timecode.

Measured on the file. Loudness and peaks, dead air, black, frozen, letterbox, interlacing, banding and flash frames, with the numbers.
On-screen text. Typos, wrong names and text cut off at the edge in titles, captions and lower thirds.
Speech and script. The first version gets a full script check. Later ones only what changed.

AI Review findings in the comment list, with severity and timecode

Previous-version checklist

From v2 on, every client request on the previous version is marked done, partial or not done, with the evidence. You see the warning before sending to the client.

Summary of the previous version’s requests with a verdict for each

Client preference memory

AI learns the rules each client keeps repeating in comments and flags a new version that breaks one. You review, confirm or delete every rule.

Client preferences learned by AI, with confirm and delete

More features

A short report that gets better with use.

Findings on the timeline

Every finding becomes a marker on the player, next to team and client comments.

Player with comment and AI finding markers on the bar

Learns from your feedback

Mark a finding as “not a problem” and similar ones are toned down for that client.

Finding with not a problem and irrelevant options

Short report

At most seven findings up front. The rest is collapsed as low-confidence checks.

Collapsed block with low-confidence checks

Client visibility

One switch decides whether clients see AI findings in the portal and on shared links.

Portal settings with the option to hide AI Review

What was checked

The report also shows what passed: every check reads as no issues, with findings, or not checked.

Quality dashboard

Action rate, false positives and results for each finding category, in workspace settings.

Short image and audio defects

Flags one-frame flashes, short black or frozen gaps, audio dropouts, clipping and clicks.

One-frame flash finding in the AI Review list

Duplicated takes and cut-off endings

Using the transcript, it finds a possible repeated take and a script ending that didn’t make the cut.

Possible duplicated take finding in AI Review

Presenter framing

Flags a cut-off head, a face on the screen divider and an empty presenter area, against the video’s own pattern.

Finding for a presenter cut off by the screen divider

Frequently asked questions

What does AI Review check?

Three kinds of checks. Measured on the file: loudness and true peak, long silences, black and frozen frames, letterbox and pillarbox, interlacing, banding, flash frames, pops at a cut, on-screen spelling against a dictionary and presenter framing. From the transcript: speech cut at an edit and duplicate takes. Checked by AI: on-screen names, grammar and fonts, speech against the script when one is attached, and the previous version’s requests.

How long does it take?

A few minutes, depending on the video’s length. Findings appear as soon as they’re ready, and some get their exact timecode shortly after.

Does it use AI minutes?

Yes. Each minute of video counts as one AI minute. Creator includes 60 a month, Pro 300 and Studio 1,000, and you can buy extra packs.

Do clients see the findings?

Only if you want them to. A workspace setting hides AI Review from clients, including the previous-version checklist.

Can I skip it for a video?

Yes. Each file has its own switch at upload, and you can run the review later from the video itself.

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