Faster client approvals
Feedback, pinned
to the exact second.
Email feedback arrives detached from the work: paragraph three refers to a screen you cannot identify. Moonshot puts the conversation on the video itself, pinned to the second the client means.
Why feedback on the video
beats the email thread.
An email note asks the client to describe a pixel in words. A comment pinned to the frame removes the describing.
They point at the exact second
Clients pause where they have a note and type. The comment pins to that second, so "the header" is never the wrong header.
Reactions for the quick reads
A thumbs-up at 1:32 tells you the new header landed, without a paragraph about it.
You reply in context
Answer on the same moment, so decisions stay attached to the pixels they concern, not floating in an inbox.
Private by the default you pick
Unlisted links for casual shares, managed links with password and expiry for sensitive work, revoke access when the project wraps.
One link.
Every version.
Send the link once. Replace the recording each week and the thread of record never fragments across a dozen emails.
One link per project
Each walkthrough gets its own link you send once, today or three revisions from now.
share onceReplace the take, keep the thread
Post next week's version and the same link updates, so the record stays in one place instead of fragmenting.
same link, new cutManaged links, kept private
Set an expiry or a password on sensitive work, and revoke access the moment the project wraps.
password & expiryRecord the update.
Get the sign-off.
The weekly rhythm that keeps clients moving without a single meeting.
1Record the walkthrough
Record a five-minute walkthrough of the week's progress, webcam bubble on so it feels like you.
2Client comments in place
They watch when it suits them, and notes arrive as timestamped comments you answer on the exact frame.
3Approve, then iterate
Analytics confirm they finished. Next week, replace the recording on the same link so the thread never fragments.
Client review, answered.
Do clients need to sign up?
Watching needs nothing. Commenting uses a lightweight sign-in so notes carry a name.
Can I control who sees the work?
Yes. Unlisted or private visibility, password-protected managed links, expiry dates, and revocation.
Can I send the same update to several stakeholders and know who watched?
Yes. Personalized links label each viewer in your analytics.
Get the sign-off, not the thread.
Free to start, and no account needed until you want to share. Send this week's update as a link and let the feedback land where it belongs.