Get the green light.
Send a cut as a link. Your client watches it, comments, draws on the picture, and approves it, without making an account. Open notes carry over to each new cut, so nothing gets lost between versions. Green Light is in early access.
Can we lose the cable on the ridge? It pulls the eye.
Painted out in v3.
Notes that land on the frame.And stay with it, cut after cut.
No account to review.
Reviewers open a link in their browser. Choose whether it can comment and approve, and add a password if you like.
Draw on the picture.
Circle it, box it, point at it. Drawings pin a note to the frame they were drawn on.
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Notes carry forward.
Open notes follow each new cut until they are resolved, and say so when the picture under them changed.
Notes on a moment.
Pin a note to the frame on screen, a stretch of the cut, or the whole thing.
Every cut in one place.
Versions stack up under one review. Your team can compare two cuts side by side, in sync.
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Works with your AI agent.
Over MCP, an agent can upload a cut, wait for your notes, see the frames you drew on, and make the next one.
Frequently asked questions
Can I control what a link can do?
Yes. Each link can view and, optionally, comment and approve. Links can show one version, always the latest, or every version, can have a password, and can be revoked at any time.
What can I review?
Video, for now. Upload one file per cut, or let an agent upload it for you.
How much does it cost?
Green Light uses your General Motion storage. Free accounts get 500 MB, and paid plans add more.
How do I connect an AI agent?
Add the General Motion MCP server to Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, as described in the agent guide.
Example frames from Piz Ela, aerial video by Capricorn4049, CC BY-SA 4.0