Feature
Share without
losing control.
A share link is a key to a viewer you fully define: how long it works, whether it needs a password, who has watched, and whether the content is watermarked. Guests need no account. You can revoke it the second you change your mind.
The easy explanation
A key you can take back.
Think of the link as a hotel key card: it opens one room (your sequence or asset), it expires (expiry date), it can require a passphrase, the doors count how many times it was used, and you — the front desk — can deactivate it at any second. The room itself is protected: anything the guest sees unauthenticated carries the PREVIEW watermark.
Expiry dates
The link dies on schedule. Set it when you create it — no cleanup emails later.
Optional passphrase
Extra lock for sensitive cuts. The passphrase lives outside the link.
View counts
Know it was watched, when, and how many times — accountability without surveillance.
Revoke instantly
One click kills the key. Project wraps? The door locks behind you.
What guests can — and can't — do.
| Guest with link | Your team | |
|---|---|---|
| Watch in a clean player | ✓ | ✓ |
| Comment with timecodes | ✓ | ✓ |
| See internal team notes | ✗ | ✓ |
| Download originals | ✗ | ✓ |
| Keep access forever | ✗ — expires | ✓ |
| See unwatermarked master | ✗ | ✓ |
- Guest comments flow into the same review threads — no copy-paste relay
- Works on the guest's phone — that's where decisions actually happen
- Every share is recorded; views are timestamped
A note on trust
The watermark is there so "quick export for the client" stays a cautionary tale.
Expiry, passphrase, view counts, instant revoke. Guests review on a phone without an account — and never see the unwatermarked master.
Send a controlled linkShare a link.
Keep all the control.
Expiry, password, view counts, watermark, revoke — guests need no account.