Use cases
For freelance videographers
Video jobs generate more revisions, more file weight and more people with opinions than anything else freelance. Panorivo gives the job one page, the client one login, and every approval a timestamp.
Cuts as separate deliverables
New projects start with Final Cut, Social Cutdowns and Raw Footage as separate sets, each shared and approved on its own. The client signs off the main edit without that implying they have signed off nine verticals they have not watched yet.
Revisions that actually end
Ask for approval on a handover and the acceptance is recorded against a named person, with the time. Round four stops being a matter of who remembers what was said on a call.
Footage that does not go through a public link
Raw footage and finished cuts stream up at whatever size they are and are stored outside anything the web reaches directly. Access is re-checked on every request, so a forwarded URL is not a leak.
Edit time on the invoice
Track edit hours against the task, mark them billable, and let them drop onto the invoice at your rate. The grade nobody scoped gets billed rather than absorbed.
Common questions
- Can I deliver to a client who refuses to make an account?
- Yes - send a password-protected share link. They get the files without a login.
Every feature, in detail
Free for videographers, and everyone else.
Every feature, unlimited clients and invoices, no card and no paid tier. Set up your first project in about five minutes.