Every project, every phase, on one screen.
Today that takes five subscriptions that have never once spoken to each other. Kadrenta joins them up.
See what it costsMost studios pay for five things: a production tracker, an online whiteboard, a review-and-approval tool, a file transfer service, and a CRM for the client list. Five logins, five bills, and the same shot living in all of them under a slightly different name.
Cards that stay current
Moodboards and shot cards on one canvas, showing today’s status instead of a screenshot of last week’s.
A link, not an account
Publish a version with an end date, and a passphrase if you want one. Your client opens the link, watches it play, comments on the frame and signs off, without ever making an account.
Proof it arrived
Send the master from the project itself, with an expiry date and a record of who picked it up.
Where the work comes from
Companies, contacts and a deal board. A won deal becomes the project, with its moodboard already on it.
Your team, and who you bring in
Give your own crew a seat. Somebody from another studio joins a project rather than your studio (asked first, never simply added), and their first 14 days of it are free. On a canvas you see each other live, each in their own colour.
Your files are stored in Europe, and the one thing made outside it is a viewing copy of a video rather than your file. Every review link and every delivery carries the date it stops working, and you can put a passphrase on anything you send.
The rest of the questionsStart with one person, grow a seat at a time.
Paid seats step down in price as the studio grows. Clients and reviewers never cost one.
Still being built.
Free for one person, with real limits rather than a countdown.