Talk in. Checklist out.

What the film shows

1. 0:01Client feedback never shows up as a list. It shows up as a six-minute voice note, at 2 a.m., in a chat full of half-messages like 'sir at 2:10 maybe change?'
2. 0:08So you scrub, rewind, guess the timecodes, and type it all out yourself.
3. 0:13Prelap gives your client one link, dropped into the same chat. No account. No app. The link opens the client's review page.
4. 0:17They hit record and just talk, right on the video: the voice note is pinned to 0:23. Or they circle the thing that bugs them, like a logo that feels tiny at 1:15.
5. 0:25On your side, in the studio, the notes become a revision checklist. Every note is pinned to the exact timecode and drops a marker on the timeline.
6. 0:33New scope, like 'add our Instagram at the end', is flagged as a new request, so extra work gets billed as extra.
7. 0:39Click a timecode and you're on the frame. Then export the notes straight into your edit: markers for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut, captions for CapCut.
8. 0:48Upload version two, and your client approves in one tap. Talk in, checklist out. Prelap, free to start at prelap.io.

Last updated 2026-10-16. Want the longer story? Read how to collect client video feedback without a portal .