Your editor sends a draft. You need to review it on your phone with timestamped notes. Nobody talks about this workflow, but it is a real category.
- Timestamped comments: tap the video at 1:23 and pin a note to that moment. Emailing around a minute in is how revisions go wrong. - Version comparison: when revision two arrives, can you see what changed without rewatching everything? - Notifications: know when a new cut lands, not every single comment. - Share links: must work for clients who will never install anything. - Related but different: the order-and-track app covers hiring the edit job, not reviewing the cut. Check whether one platform covers both.
Most creators do not need a dedicated review app until they have a regular editor. Before that, shared cloud folders and voice notes get you surprisingly far. If you would rather skip managing editors entirely, ReelCut delivers finished, reviewed clips for $4.99 a video.