The deal

Who can use this

You must be 18 or over, matching the contest’s own rules. You register a film you made or are credited on. Claiming someone else’s film suspends the account, and the real owner can take the claim back by posting a code to the video description.

What we ask of your reviews

• Watch the film. Ninety per cent of it, at normal speed, before you can submit.
• Name one thing that worked and one thing that didn’t, tied to a moment you played.
• No links, handles or contact details, and nothing promoting your own work.
• Use AI to help you write if you want to. We don’t test for it — detectors are unreliable and punish people writing in a second language.

What we do with what you write

Your review goes to the creator anonymously, and stays anonymous permanently. You keep ownership of what you wrote; you give us permission to show it to that film’s creators and moderators, and to include it in the feedback they export or share. We never publish it anywhere else and never attach your name to it.

Credits

Credits are personal and have no cash value. A review earns credit once it passes the automated checks. If an account is suspended, the credits its reviews earned are reversed. Co-creators each earn their own — credits never pool.

Videos

We never download, copy or re-host a film. Playback streams from YouTube using the link you supply, and you can remove or unlist it at any time — if you do, it leaves the queue and we’ll tell you.

Independence, and no scores

This site is unaffiliated with the contest platform. It publishes no rankings, leaderboards or public scores of any kind and never will — a site that did would be a voting bloc, which is exactly what this is not.

Ending it

You can delete your account and everything on it from your account page, at any time, without asking us. We can suspend an account for false ownership claims, abuse, or gaming the exchange. You can appeal a rejected review once.