Ship approved work fasterReview Engine
Feedback cycles are where projects stall. Kitsu centralizes your review process so teams and clients can give precise, contextual feedback on every submission, without losing track of versions, decisions, or history. Less back-and-forth. Fewer missed notes. Faster sign-offs.
You can have a meeting with multiple Kitsu users that are all on the same playlist and they can all draw on the same thing. That means you can talk about very specific things at a very specific time.
Chris Unterberg Founder & Animation Supervisor at Tetsuo Animation
Playlist systemReview consecutive shots
Build review playlists and move through all shots in one continuous session. Add comments and annotations without leaving the player. Share playlists directly with clients or run them with your team in real time.
Preview comparisonCatch what changed between versions
Place any two versions side by side or stack them as an overlay. Spot regressions, confirm fixes, and validate revisions without hunting through separate files.
Live online review roomPerform team reviews
Run synchronized review sessions so every participant watches the same frame at the same time. No more conflicting notes from people who reviewed different cuts.
Sharing linksGive clients access without the back-and-forth
Generate a shareable link for any review playlist and send it to clients, supervisors, or external stakeholders. Everyone reviews the same sequence, with feedback, versions, and approvals kept in one place.
Frame annotationSet precise directions
Draw, highlight, and write directly on any frame. Annotations are pinned to the specific version and visible to the whole team, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Full version historyKeep track of what was delivered
Every submitted preview is stored and accessible. Revisit any earlier version to track how a shot evolved, settle disputes, and confirm that previous feedback was addressed.
Customer Story:
Makuta VFX (RRR Movie)
"Kitsu has pretty much unified everything and is forcing neater communication not only between artists but from production, management, and clients."
Pete Draper, Head of VFX
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