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Let viewers comment on your video.

Viewers add a comment at any moment in the video. Mindstamp saves each comment with its timecode in that viewer’s report.

Works on the video you already have. No re-encoding.

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Comments shown in the Mindstamp editor

What it does

Feedback tied to the moment

A comment that carries its timecode tells you which part of the video it is about.

One setting

Turn on Allow viewers to add comments in the video settings. An add button appears in the player controls.

Saved with the time

The video pauses while the viewer types, and the comment is stored with the time it refers to.

Private to your team

Comments go to the viewer’s report. Other viewers do not see them.

In practice

When to ask for comments

Reviews and questions that belong to a specific moment.

  • Review feedback on a draft video before it ships
  • Learner questions on a recorded lecture or training module
  • Customer feedback on a product walkthrough
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What gets reported

Every viewer is reported

Every interaction on the timeline is recorded against the viewer who used it.

Standard video analytics

412 plays

A play count does not tell you who watched, or what they did at this moment in the video.

Viewer report · Comments412 viewers

R. Alvarez
Watched 100% · answered 3 of 3 questions
J. Lee
Watched 71% · clicked View pricing at 2:10
M. Okafor
Stopped at 1:24

+ 409 more viewers

Questions

What teams ask about comments

Can viewers see each other’s comments?

No. Each comment appears only in the report for the viewer who wrote it, where your team can read it.

Can I add my own notes to the video?

Yes. Use a text interaction to show your note on the frame at the time you choose.

Try it on one video

Collect comments on one video

Turn on viewer comments for a draft and read the feedback by timecode.