Beta
Timeline cuts
Move the playhead, split the clip, delete weak passages and export the cleaned version as V2, V3 or V4.
Private beta for video teams
Kadr
Review, cut and sync video decisions before the edit ever leaves the browser.
Use the timeline to cut rough passages, keep edits realtime across the project, then layer comments, annotations and creator context around the same video.
What testers can use
A review workspace built around the timeline first.
Kadr now starts with the editing surface: rough cuts, synced project timelines and versions. Comments, annotations and public creator profiles support that workflow instead of replacing it.
Beta
Realtime editing sync
When one collaborator cuts or restores a segment, the shared timeline updates for everyone without forcing a refresh.
Ready
Project workspaces
Keep videos, versions, members and activity in one workspace so the cut, feedback and final export stay attached to the same project.
Ready
Timestamped threads
Add comments and replies directly at the moment they refer to, then resolve or reopen feedback as the cut evolves.
Beta
Visual annotations
Mark the frame while commenting so visual feedback stays attached to the exact review note.
Beta
Creator profiles
Prepare a public creative identity with profile pages ready for portfolio and network features.
How Kadr fits into a video workflow
Derush in the browser, then keep the whole project moving.
The priority is simple: trim what does not matter, sync the team on the same timeline, export the next version and keep feedback attached to the work.
01
Cut the rough timeline
Scrub the video, split at the playhead and remove passages before anyone has to import everything locally.
02
Save versions in the project
Render a cleaned MP4 as the next version and keep V1, V2 and V3 selectable from the same video card.
03
Add comments and annotations
Reviewers comment at the right timecode, draw on the frame and keep discussions attached to the cut.
04
Publish creator context
Use public profiles and portfolio descriptions to show the video and explain what each creator did on the project.
Private beta readiness
A homepage for real testers, not a concept deck.
The copy sets expectations clearly: Kadr is a working MVP for video review, with the core collaboration loop ready to test and a few beta areas still evolving.
Accounts
Login, signup and protected pages are in place for invited testers.
Stability
Realtime interruptions now show discreet states instead of surprising users.
Feedback
The MVP is ready to collect product feedback from creators and editors.
Team context
Projects, invitations and roles keep review work scoped to the right people.
Try the product flow
Open the demo or create an account to test with your own project.
The public demo is useful for a quick tour. Creating an account is the best path for testing uploads, comments, projects and collaboration.
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Built around real video review workflows.