Hey PH! I'm Hament, founder of Frooty.

I built Frooty after producing videos for clients and watching every project stall at the same two points: review and publishing. Feedback arrived as screenshot attachments and timestamps buried in email threads, and once a cut was approved, exporting and re-uploading it to every channel was manual grunt work.

Frooty is a video workspace where a crew of AI agents works alongside your team across the whole pipeline: create, generate, edit, review, publish.

- Review cuts with timestamped comments pinned to the exact frame, plus version control and real-time updates

- An AI crew that drafts clips, B-roll, captions and titles from your footage, and you keep full edit control from there

- One-click publishing and scheduling to YouTube and Buffer-connected channels

- Extensions for the tools editors already live in - Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve

It's for editors, content teams and agencies producing a lot of video with real clients in the loop.

What feedback would help most: how does your team collect video feedback today, and what would it take for an AI-drafted first cut to be your starting point rather than a blank timeline?

Everything is live at frooty.ai - there's a $1/month plan to try it on real projects. Ask me anything about how the agent crew works under the hood!