I like the ease of use of Timeliner; they have a very in-depth onboarding experience that makes the application much easier to use from the beginning. I also appreciate the good support they provide to anyone creating with Timeliner. The onboarding experience is definitely helpful and allows us to get off the ground running without much input from the team. It makes it easy for us to understand how to use Timeliner to the best of our abilities, especially for our use case of uploading, collaborating, and approving video content before it's released. Two things that earned the switch from Frame: the variants feature lets us produce 4 short-form cuts plus a main video and thumbnail from one raw shoot inside a single parent task, instead of fragmenting across Frame.io and ClickUp. And WhatsApp approvals means collaborators don't have to log in or create an account to streamline the approval process. For our brand content workflow, that feature alone cut approval cycle time meaningfully.

I love how Timeliner consolidates all my workflow processes, both internal and external, into one place. It significantly reduces the time I spend managing my work, my editors, video revisions, and client feedback from several hours to just minutes. Everything is streamlined, making it incredibly easy to review videos, gather client feedback, and communicate revisions to my editors without the need to use multiple apps and platforms. The initial setup was very easy and intuitive, which really helped. I also appreciate how Timeliner uses WhatsApp for notifications, which I rely on. I was previously using multiple platforms like frame.io, ClickUp, and Google Drive, but now with Timeliner, everything is seamless.

I manage projects for my clients and can easily get their approval when needed.