Step one
Send one link
Upload the cut, the key visual, the deck. Your client opens it in a browser — no account to make, nothing to install.
VersionedWatermark optional
Nod, by Rewired · early access
Creative work goes in.
A recorded yes comes out.
One link. Comments pinned to the exact frame. A sign-off with a name and a time on it.
Why Nod
Review is a mess. These are the parts that hurt.
Every studio knows this list. Here is what Nod does instead.
Without NodWith Nod
Feedback scattered across chat, email and calls.
Comments pinned to the asset, and to the exact second on video.
Endless “which one is final?”
Every upload keeps its own version. The current cut is always obvious.
Approvals drag for days across three threads.
Approve or request changes in one click, recorded per version.
Clients fumble with tools built for editors.
A link that opens in a browser, with nothing to learn.
No record of who approved what, or when.
A sign-off with a name and a timestamp against the version.
How it works
From upload to sign-off, in three steps.
Step two
Feedback lands on the frame
Comments attach to a timecode on video or a spot on an image, so “fix the logo” points at the logo.
In contextVideo timecodes
Step three
Approval goes on the record
Sign-off becomes an event with a name and a time against it — not a message you go hunting for weeks later.
RecordedPer version
What's inside
Everything a review needs. Nothing your client has to learn.
The parts that make an approval worth something: who saw what, which version, and when they said yes.
Comments pinned to the frame
On video every note carries its timecode, so nobody writes “the bit near the end” again.
v2 · 00:11
Versions stack, never overwrite
Each upload is appended as its own version with its own history. The current one is obvious.
v1v2v3 current
Roles and per-project access
Give a client one project and take it back in a click. People only see what you put them on.
OwnerReviewerClient
Built for reviewing on a phone
Clients here review between meetings, on a phone, on data. The portal is built for that first.
Mobile first
Watermarked delivery
Client downloads carry your studio's name. Your originals are never touched.
Your mark
Encrypted storage
Unreleased client work is encrypted at rest, and invisible to anyone you did not invite.
Invite onlyEncrypted at rest
It is built. It is not open yet.
You're on the list.
When Nod opens for early access, you'll hear it from us first.
Status
Built and working. Early access opens from this list.
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