Each new cut lands as the next version, and you compare side by side, with a split curtain or by the difference between frames.
Key features
Two versions play in sync with shared zoom. You choose which side plays audio and which version’s comments you see.
AI Review checks every request from the previous version and marks it done, partial or not done, with the evidence. In compare mode, each verdict jumps to the right spot in the new cut.
Every version on the same video, numbered, with thumbnail, length, date, comments and who has watched it.
More features
A file with v2, rev02 or the video code in its name lands as the next version of the right task.
An AI summary of what changed in the new version, on the page and in the email your client gets.
The decision is stored on the version with name, date and source, even when your team records a decision the client made outside the app.
Versions you haven’t shared show as locked to outside viewers. Clients only see what you’ve released.
When last version’s requests look unaddressed, RecReview tells you how many and asks before sending to the client.
Identical pixels go black and only what changed lights up. The compare link opens with the same versions, mode and audio.
From the file name: patterns like v2, rev02 or final and the video code point to the task and the version number. You confirm before uploading.
By default, yes: the history shows on the shared link. A per-video switch hides it, and versions that were never shared show as locked.
Yes. Deleting is permanent and removes that version’s comments, replies and attachments, so only editors or the person who uploaded the file can do it.
Yes, from the version menu, while the original file is stored. With smart storage turned on, originals of old versions can be released, and the viewing copy stays.
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