ONE SELECTED VIDEO
Launch 02
synthetic-source-v1.mp4
00:00 — 00:01Keep the blue opening frame for the full first second.
Synthetic QA instruction.
Launch 01 stays outside this round
FOR PEOPLE PRODUCING THE NEXT CUT
Collect the changes. Freeze the exact handoff. Check the returned files against what you actually sent.
Watch the 61-second walkthroughA local workflow for producers working with video editors.
ONE SELECTED VIDEO
synthetic-source-v1.mp4
00:00 — 00:01Synthetic QA instruction.
Invented example · open the generated file below
FROM FEEDBACK TO A CHECKED EXPORT
Paste feedback and keep the original wording. Assign each note to the right videos. Mark the good edits that should stay.
Select the clips, review the instructions and save a round. Send your editor the HTML or Markdown brief.
Identify each returned file. Record what you actually checked against the saved round, including the edits you wanted protected.
WATCH THE LOCAL WORKFLOW
An edited walkthrough of the actual beta: protect a good edit, assign a change to one video, freeze the handoff and record the returned-file checks.
61 seconds · silent, with on-screen descriptions · invented project and synthetic colour clips. Checks are recorded by the reviewer; the app does not automatically review footage.
OPEN THE OUTPUT
Two videos in the project. One selected for this round. The generated handoff contains the instruction for Launch 02 and its source-file label.
Open the sample handoff Download the HTML example ↓Invented project data. A static document your editor can open in a browser.

KEEP YOUR OWN WORKING COPY
Work locally, attach video files for playback and save project JSON files as portable backups. The handoff is the document you share with your editor.
BEFORE YOU START
The HTML and Markdown handoffs are static files. Your editor can read the HTML in a browser. A handoff is an instruction document, not a live collaboration link.
You perform the check and record what you observed. The app keeps those observations tied to the saved round and returned-file version. It does not automatically watch or approve footage.
The local browser workspace stays on your computer. Keep using the same Chrome profile and local address, and download project JSON backups regularly. Browser data can be cleared; the JSON file lets you reopen the project.
A Mac, Google Chrome and Node.js 22 or newer. The package runs a local server with a launcher and an open terminal window. It is not a signed native Mac app. A first launch on a fresh Mac has not yet been verified.