Feature

Every note lives
on a timecode.

Feedback dies in email because it has no address. In Aperture, a comment is pinned to a moment — 00:42:18, this frame — and the conversation grows underneath it. When it's decided, you resolve it. The record stays with the work.

The easy explanation

Four words to learn: pin, thread, resolve, mention.

Comment on a moment

Click anywhere in the player. The note is anchored to that exact frame — not "somewhere in the intro".

THREAD

Discuss underneath

Replies stack in the thread, so one topic = one place. Nobody relitigates a note that was already answered.

RESOLVE

Mark it decided

Resolved threads stay searchable — the decision and its reasons remain on the record.

MENTION

Pull the right person

@mara gets a notification and lands on the exact frame. No forwarded screenshots.

Team vs guest

Two rooms. Never confused.

Internal threads
Team notes, candid and fast. Guests never see these — it's a separate conversation space.
Guest threads
Client comments via share link, on the same frames, in their own room. Nothing leaks by accident.
One record
Both rooms feed the same audit trail. Approvals are decisions, not vibes.

Feedback, with a postal code

"Somewhere around 1:30" is not a location.

Every comment is pinned to a frame, every decision gets a thread, every resolve stays on the record. Notes finally know where they live.

Pin a comment

What this replaces.

"Around 1:30 somewhere" — no. Frame-anchored, every time
Email chains with screenshots and no version
Decisions that evaporate when the person who made them moves on
Client notes mixed with team notes in one unsafe soup

"The comment is the meeting — held at the exact frame where it matters."

— timecoded review