Project feeds
Publish project updates with attached files and discuss them in the project feed, keeping posts, files, and conversations together.
Project Feed
Project Feed is a project management and collaboration workspace for teams that need to plan work, share updates, and review media files. It combines tasks, docs, canvases, client portals, and location- or time-based feedback in one workspace.
Project management with built-in file review
Project Feed is a project management workspace that combines project feeds, task tracking, shared documents, canvases, chat, and file review. Teams can post progress updates, attach working files, discuss changes, and keep follow-up work connected to the project context.
Its review tools are designed for visual and time-based feedback: comments can be pinned to 3D model surfaces, image details, video frames, or audio ranges, while sprite sheets can be inspected frame by frame. Review comments can be replied to, marked resolved, and linked to assigned tasks, giving teams a way to move from feedback to tracked work.
Core features
Task tracking
Create tasks, assign work, use subtasks, set statuses and priorities, and link changes back to review feedback across projects.
Media and file review
Review images, video, audio, 3D models, PDFs, Rive files, and sprite sheets. Pin comments to a surface, detail, frame, or time range, draw marks where supported, and update review status.
Docs and canvases
Edit shared documents and comment on specific passages, or arrange project files, references, notes, and tasks on a canvas.
Client portals
Select updates and files for client review in a portal. Clients can respond there while the team replies from the original post.
API and automation
Use the REST API, pf CLI, MCP, and signed webhooks to read or write workspace data, automate project events, or connect compatible agents. Slack and Discord notifications are available on Pro and Enterprise.
Ways to use Project Feed
Creative production reviews
Post a build, render, model, or recording to a project feed, collect review comments at the relevant frame or location, and assign fixes without separating discussion from the work item.
Design coordination
Use a shared canvas for references and a task list for measured changes, then keep the brief, attachments, and progress updates in the same project workspace.
Client approvals
Publish selected updates and files to a client portal so clients can review the chosen version and respond, while the internal team continues the discussion from the original post.
Playtest and issue follow-up
Track bugs and follow-up work from gameplay clips or other project media by linking feedback to tasks and assigning each fix to a teammate.
Automated project operations
Create posts or manage workspace data from scripts and CI jobs, receive signed project-event webhooks, or connect a compatible agent through MCP.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Combines project updates, tasks, documents, canvases, chat, and media review in one workspace.
- Supports feedback tied to locations or time ranges across 3D models, images, video, audio, and other listed file types.
- Links review comments to tasks, assignees, statuses, and resolution so requested changes can be tracked.
- Supports client-facing review through selected updates and files in client portals.
- Offers API, CLI, MCP, and signed webhook options for teams that need automation or connected workflows.
Cons
- The Free plan is limited to three editors, three active projects, 5 GB of pooled storage, and one Project Feed-branded client portal.
- Advanced integrations and automation—including the full API, CLI, MCP, Slack, Discord, and custom webhooks—are listed on Pro and Enterprise rather than Free.
- The available source describes broad review workflows but does not specify detailed limits for file sizes, annotation tools, or supported operating systems.
FAQ
How is Project Feed set up?
Project Feed provides a workspace with projects, feeds, tasks, docs, canvases, files, chat, and client portals. You can add a project and invite your team, then share updates and files for discussion or review.
What file types can be reviewed?
You can upload images, video, audio, 3D models, PDFs, Rive files, and sprite sheets. Review tools support comments tied to a point, frame, or time range, plus drawing marks where supported.
Can clients review project files?
Yes. Client portals let you choose which updates and files clients can review. On the Free plan, the portal is Project Feed-branded; Pro and Enterprise include unlimited client portals without that branding.
Can a team try Pro, and who counts as an editor?
Workspace owners can start one 14-day Pro trial without a card. Data remains in place when the trial ends. The Free plan includes three editors and three active projects, while viewers and clients are free on every plan.
What automation and integration options are available?
The REST API and CLI can read and write workspace data, and MCP can connect a compatible agent using workspace permissions. Webhooks deliver signed project events. Slack, Discord, and custom webhooks are listed on Pro and Enterprise.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Project management and collaboration
- Primary users
- Project teams, reviewers, clients, and workspace members
- Review formats
- Images, video, audio, 3D models, PDFs, Rive files, and sprite sheets
- Free plan
- 3 editors, 3 active projects, 5 GB pooled storage, and one branded client portal
- Paid access
- Pro and Enterprise plans add expanded projects, storage, portals, analytics, integrations, and automation
- Automation
- REST API, pf CLI, MCP, signed webhooks, Slack, and Discord support varies by plan
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