Editorial feedback
Notes on every moment. One file your editor can act on.
Editorial feedback turns a report into an edit list: a fix on each scene, chapter, transcript line and module — with the reference image attached — exported as feedback.md.
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## Frame timeline ### [00:33–00:49] Animation — Three pricing-model cards Cut the table build to 4s — the narrator is already two lines ahead. Reference: images/frame-00-33-00-49.png (replace) ### [02:38–02:49] Animation — “This Week” checklist Hold the checklist 1s longer; the sign-off line is the point. ## Chapters ### 0:33 Pricing-model limitations Open on the three cards, not the narration — the object is the point. ## Modules ### Hook · 68/100 Add high-contrast kinetic typography; too static for a feed.
The workspace
Video on the left, notes on the right
Open Feedback on any completed report
The player, the chapters and the report sit beside your notes.
Write the fix where it belongs
Frame Timeline · Chapters · Transcript · Modules. Click a timestamp, watch the moment, type.
Attach the reference
The frame to replace, the style to match, a transition to mark.
Export feedback.md
One file in video order. Hand it to your editor — or to Claude Code with your project.
Metered · cost previewed before it runs · every note editable · one Undo reverts the draft
Questions people ask
Straight answers
What is feedback.md?
A Markdown export with one entry per moment — timestamp, the original description, your note — written so an editor or Claude Code can act on it directly. With attached images it ships as a .zip with an images/ folder.
Can AI write the notes?
Yes. Auto-draft with AI writes a specific note on every moment, chapter, line and module, previews its cost first, and leaves every note editable.
Can I attach reference images?
On visual moments — scenes and chapters — yes: a frame to replace, a style to match, a contact sheet. Attachments sync across your devices and are deletable from Storage.
Turn your next report into an edit list
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