Feedzy
Review videos, thumbnails, and scripts in one place
Timestamped comments on every cut. Drawings on every thumbnail. Comments on every script line. And when it's approved, the project moves forward on its own.
Feedback that points at the exact thing
- Video cuts: comment on the moment. Click any point in the timeline and leave a note right there. "Cut this part at 1:59" beats a Slack message that says "somewhere in the middle, the boring bit."
- Thumbnails: draw on the image. Circle the face, strike through the text, point at the problem. Your designer sees exactly what you mean instead of decoding a paragraph.
- Scripts: comment on the line. Inline comments and highlights in a built-in editor. Track every comment as open or resolved, and move to filming when the script is approved.
Review is a stage, not a separate app
In most stacks, review happens in a different tool than everything else. The edit lives in Frame.io, the task lives in Notion, the conversation lives in Slack, and someone has to carry status between them by hand.
In Feedzy, review is part of the pipeline. Feedback lives on the video's card, and approving it moves the card to the next stage. Nobody has to update a status field by hand, because moving the work forward is what updates the status.
Full picture: The YouTube production workflow, stage by stage
External reviewers with one link
Sponsors, clients, the boss who will never make an account: send them a single shared link. They watch, they comment, they approve. No workspace access, no extra seat, no "can you resend the file."
Why not just use a dedicated review tool?
Dedicated review tools are good at review. That's also their limit: feedback is separated from the rest of production, most charge per seat so every reviewer costs money, and when the cut is approved you still have to go somewhere else to publish it.
Feedzy's review is one part of a workspace that also plans the video, stores its files, hosts the team's chat, publishes to YouTube, and A/B tests the packaging.
Head to head: Feedzy vs Frame.io
