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ReviewCoach

About us

Built in a studio, between run-throughs.

ReviewCoach started the way most crews do: a coach, a phone full of practice clips, and feedback scattered across three chat apps. "Watch your left hand around the middle" is not a note anyone can act on. So I built the tool I wished I had — a place where every note points at the exact second it's about, and the conversation keeps going until the move clicks.

What we believe

  1. The clip is the stage

    Video and its thread get the room. Chrome recedes. If a screen makes you hunt for the footage, we rebuilt it.

  2. Feedback is a conversation

    A note at 0:14 is the start, not the verdict. Replies, re-takes, and an approval when it lands — dialogue, not ticket triage.

  3. Encourage, don't grade

    Critique lives in the coach's words. The product's own voice stays warm — progress framed positively, always.

  4. Fast for the coach's hands

    Reviewing is repetitive work between classes. Every saved click compounds across a queue, so we obsess over the small stuff.

The person

ReviewCoach is a one-person company — a dancer who ships software, and a coach on it every day.

Want to see it in a real studio?

Write to me — I love talking to crews about how they run reviews. Or just start a group and see for yourself.