Open a video in your browser, pause where something needs attention and type a note — you get a time-ordered, timestamped feedback list. Nothing is uploaded, and the notes export as Markdown or an HTML report with thumbnails. The editor who receives them opens the same video and notes, jumps to each time and ticks them off as done.
Drop the delivered video file. It is not uploaded — it plays inside your browser only.
Press N (or “Note at this time”) wherever something catches your eye: the position is captured and the video pauses. Pick a type, write the note and press Ctrl+Enter.
Notes are listed in time order. Copy them as Markdown or download an HTML report with thumbnails and send it to the editor.
Press N while playing, or “Note at this time”, to write a note at the current position.
No notes yet. Pause the video and write one — they will be listed here in time order.
Received notes? Open the video, import the JSON or paste the text, then click a time to jump there and tick “Done” as you fix things.
Nothing saved yet. Open a video and write a note — notes are saved automatically per file.
Notes are saved automatically in this browser (localStorage), keyed by file name, size and modification date, and restored when you open the same file again. The video itself is never stored.
Watch the delivered cut and line up “fix this at 1:23” comments in time order, then send them as Markdown. The editor opens the same video and notes, clicks each time to jump there and ticks it off when fixed — useful on both sides of the hand-off.
Step through a student's or athlete's video frame by frame, note what you see, and hand over an HTML report with thumbnails.
Notes exported in m:ss format become clickable chapter links when pasted into a YouTube description or comment.
Mark “decision made here” or “quote this” while listening to a recording, and never scrub through it again looking for the spot.
Video and audio files are played inside your browser only and are never sent to our servers. Notes are stored only in your browser (localStorage) and can be deleted at any time.
No. The file is played directly in your browser and never sent to a server, so even multi-gigabyte files start instantly.
Copying the Markdown into chat or email is the quickest way. To include thumbnails, download the HTML report and send that file — it opens in any browser and prints to PDF. If the recipient wants to work through the notes in this tool, send the JSON, or they can paste the Markdown into “Import from text”.
Yes. They are saved automatically in your browser, keyed by file name, size and modification date, and restored when you open the same file. To move them to another browser or computer, download the JSON and use “Import JSON”.
Anything your browser can play: MP4/H.264, WebM, most MOV files, and audio such as MP3/WAV. If H.265/HEVC does not play, convert it to MP4 with our Video Converter first.