I believe you’re looking for a plugin to replace Frame.io’s plugin for DaVinci Resolve Studio. You might find this one interesting: [https://krock.io/blog/davinci-resolve-video-review-workflow/](https://krock.io/blog/davinci-resolve-video-review-workflow/) (it also includes a video overview). https://preview.redd.it/dskg3s8yt6sg1.png?width=2103&format=png&auto=webp&s=07ccb5773c5d8439dcb39e02304dcd28065a3a5e

We've been talking to Resolve editors for a while now, and the same complaint kept coming up: the cut is done, the client link is sent, and somehow the notes still arrive by email with no timecodes. So we built a free Resolve plugin for Krock.io. What it does: * Upload your cut directly from the Resolve panel * Clients review in browser — no account or install on their end * Comments pin to exact timecodes * Sync pulls them back as markers on your timeline * Click any marker to jump to that frame The no-account part was the thing editors kept bringing up specifically. Clients hitting a login screen is why the email fallback never actually goes away. Full workflow: [https://krock.io/blog/davinci-resolve-video-review-workflow/](https://krock.io/blog/davinci-resolve-video-review-workflow/) It's free. Curious whether this matches the problem you're actually running into — or if we missed something. Happy to answer anything.

Been editing in Resolve for years, and the client feedback loop has always been the painful part. Finish the cut, export, upload, send a link — and half the time they email their notes anyway. No timecodes, scattered across threads, first hour of every revision round is just detective work. I work on a video review tool called [Krock.io](http://krock.io/), and editors kept asking us for a native Resolve integration. So we built a free one. Curious if this actually solves a real pain point for people here or if I'm just describing my own weird problem. Here's what it does: * Upload your cut directly from the panel * Client gets a link — watches in browser, no account or install on their end * They leave comments pinned to exact timecodes * Sync — comments land on your timeline as markers * Click a marker, playhead jumps to that frame The no-account part was the thing we kept hearing about. Clients bouncing at login screens on other platforms is why the email problem never actually goes away. *(We built this so obviously biased — but genuinely curious whether this matches what people here are running into. Happy to answer anything.)* Do you still get client feedback over email? What's your current workaround?