Everything works on a phone: opening the link, watching, commenting, approving, downloading. There is nothing to install — the link opens in Safari, Chrome or whatever browser you already use. Add it to your home screen if the studio sends you work often.
Signing in
The 6-digit code screen is built for a phone. The keypad comes up as a number pad, your phone usually offers the code above the keyboard the moment the email lands, and pasting the code into the first box fills all six.
What moves around
- The tabs. Home, Deliveries, Recordings and Metrics sit in a row that scrolls sideways when it does not fit. Swipe the row to reach the last one.
- The table. The table view becomes a stack of cards. A Sort button at the top right replaces the sortable column headers.
- The comment box. Draw, Attach and Send shrink to icons — same buttons, no labels.
Watching and commenting
Drag along the timeline to scrub, and pause before you type: the comment pins itself to the second you are on. Frame-by-frame keys are a keyboard thing, so on a phone pause and drag slowly rather than hunting for the exact frame.
Everything else reads the same as on a laptop — the comment list, replies, the Your Feedback button and the download.
Tip: Headphones. Half of the notes people leave from a phone are about audio they judged through a phone speaker.
When to switch to a computer
Small text, color grading and anything you need to read on screen deserve a bigger display. Watch on the phone, then check the details before you approve.
What’s next
See Watch and comment for the full commenting flow.