SyncSketch User Feedback

I like that we can set up bookmarks and filter by status. However it doesnt seem like we can do a live sync from that playlist. My goal is for the supervisor to be able to create a playlist of all media with status "for review" and be able to do a live sync with the team here.

Hello, in long shots the frames are squezzed on timeline in very dense bars, which makes them very hard to select or even scrub through to analize given part of animation. It would be awesome to zoom in timeline, or select given range similarly as in maya to make frames bigger visually on timeline

I love that we can use the bracket keys to increase/decrease brush and eraser size like in photoshop. But they stop working at size 4 for the brush! I've tried it in both Chrome and Safari and it's the same in both browsers. A small irk, but thought I'd request! Thank you!

Many times a specific show wants to go in and delete old review links. This is a very time consuming process, having to go one by one to delete. If there an option, or plan, to have select / bulk action option? This would be a huge quality of life improvement

Allow Custom Approval Statuses beyond Approved/Reviewed/In Progress/On Hold... just being able to pick a custom status color would be very helpful to denote specific things in our pipeline.

Can we get Status Options for Sent to Client, Client Notes, Client Approval or something similar to these.

It would be great if we could give comments not only frames and the entire clip but also from IN to OUT (Ranges)!

Though the comment section would be the place to write text. Any annotated text on the image can give on the spot context on what is needed. Though you can draw text obviously, typing seems more natural.

It would be incredibly useful to be able to add tracking markers on top of the video which automatically (if possible!) follow objects using pattern recognition and allow us to display the arcs. Frame by frame manual placement of markers would also be useful for difficult-to-track footage. The only way I've found of tracking arcs currently has been to paint dots with the brush frame by frame and then use ghosting to show something resembling the arcs, but this is not ideal.

Sometimes the clip is longer than usual. And notes can make the timeline crowded. I’ve been missing for a while now a way to zoom in the timeline (like all 3d or 2d softwares have) and view the frames just overall better and easier without squinting my eyes.