Frixbee · Studio Frix in your Slack
Frixbee is our project assistant in your Slack. It watches the edit and tells you the moment a cut needs you, so nobody has to chase, schedule or sit through an update call.
When we finish a cut, it goes up in Timeliner, the review room for every video we make with you. Frixbee watches it for us. The moment a new version is waiting for you, it posts it in your project channel with a direct link.
Where’s the latest cut? Did our notes land? Who’s waiting on whom? On a typical project those questions turn into weekly update calls, long email threads and feedback spread over three tools.
Frixbee answers them before anyone has to ask. The hours go back into the film, and the calls we still have are about the story, not the status.
The usual way
Everyone is busy, so the project moves at the speed of the next meeting.
With Frixbee
The project tells you when it needs you, and stays quiet when it doesn’t.
When a cut is ready for review, or approved and ready to download, Frixbee posts it in your channel with a direct link. Nothing else, so the channel stays quiet.
Ask @Frixbee how the ads are looking and get the stage, the delivery date and the review link, straight from the live project.
Feedback goes into Timeliner as timecoded comments and reaches the editors directly. No retyping, no notes lost in an inbox.
A weekly overview of what’s waiting on you, what’s in the works and what was approved. Dimi checks it before it goes out.
Feedback on the story, scope and new ideas are handed straight to Dimi. Frixbee passes them on, it doesn’t improvise.
It only speaks up when something needs you. Work in progress and revisions stay off your channel until they’re ready.
Frixbee sees your projects and nothing else. Internal notes, budgets and other clients’ work are filtered out before it ever reads them.
Want to talk it through? Frixbee shares Dimi’s calendar, so you can book 30 minutes in two clicks.
No. Every link opens the player straight away. You can watch, leave comments on the frame and download approved files without signing up.
In one Slack channel for your project, shared between your team and ours. It posts there when a cut is ready and answers when someone mentions @Frixbee.
Yes. It runs on Claude and answers from your live project in Timeliner. Anything it can’t answer for sure, it hands to Dimi instead of guessing.
Always. Frixbee takes care of the “where are we” calls, so the calls we do have are about the story.
