Projunity gives your studio one professional, client-facing home for every project — deliverables, reviews, approvals, and conversations in a single place your clients actually enjoy using.
The everyday reality
A file arrives by email. Assets live in a shared drive. Status sits in a spreadsheet. Feedback happens on a review link. Questions get lost in a messaging app. Every handoff is a new tab, a new login, a new place for something to slip.
Your work is polished. But if your client has to dig through six tools to find it, that's the experience they remember.
Projunity isn't here to replace how your team works internally. It gives your studio one client-facing home where the whole project lives — clear, branded, and effortless to use.
Every file, cut, and draft delivered in a clean space clients can actually find.
Feedback lands on the exact frame, page, or file it belongs to — never in a lost thread.
Sign-off in a click, with a clear, timestamped record of who approved what and when.
Organized storage with the right things visible to clients — and the rest kept internal.
Conversations stay attached to the project, so context never gets buried in an inbox.
Bring the freelancers and partners on a project into the same space, connected to the work.
The moment a client opens their project, they see a clean, considered space with your name on it — not a pile of links and attachments. It's the difference between "I hope this is the right file" and "this studio has it together."
Suggested screenshot: the client's project home — deliverables as first-class objects, each with its type, version, and status.
Clients don't need more updates — they need to feel certain. Every deliverable shows exactly where it stands. Every approval is captured with a timestamp, so there's never a question of what was signed off. No status-chasing emails, no "wait, which version?"
Suggested screenshot: the approval history — every sign-off captured with who approved it, which version, and when, as a record that can't be edited after the fact.
A note about the third cut should live on the third cut — not in an email from last Tuesday. In Projunity, feedback, versions, and conversations stay attached to the exact asset they're about. Nothing floats off into a separate app where it gets lost.
Suggested screenshot: a review note pinned to an exact timecode, with the studio's reply and the version it was resolved in.
Why Projunity
Most software treats your work like a to-do list. Creative production isn't a to-do list — it's drafts, versions, reviews, and sign-offs, with a client on the other side of every one.
Projunity understands how creative work actually moves: a rough cut becomes a review, a review becomes a revision, a revision becomes an approval. It's shaped around drafts, versions, and client sign-off — the real rhythm of a studio — not a grid of tasks and due dates.
No onboarding. No manual. No "can you re-send the link?" Your client clicks once and everything's there — the work, the status, the place to respond. The tool gets out of the way, and the work you made is what they notice.
Who it's for
Early access
Projunity is in development, and we're welcoming founding studios now. Reserve your spot — your account will be ready when we launch, no re-registration, and founding members help shape what gets built.