Hot Takes

Every take in one place. Already grouped.

Feedback arrives from a dozen people over a week, in no order at all. The project view is where all of it lands: screenshots, narrated recordings, notes, each one attributed to the person who sent it.

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Introducing storyboard view

Hot Takes auto-groups captures by the screen where the feedback was given.

A real Hot Takes project page in storyboard view: project details, recent activity, and six group cards named Palette, Browse, Packages, Create, Guide and Unsorted, four of them carrying a red one new badge
At a glanceCaptures, next expiration, teammates, reviewersRecent activityNewest takes across every group, by name and dateStoryboard firstThe default view. Grid and list are one toggle awayFilter and sortBy reviewer, type or tag. Newest or oldest firstThe countEleven takes on the palette screen, in one cardUnsortedTakes that can’t be auto-grouped park hereNew for youUnseen takes, counted per group
A real project, storyboard view
  1. At a glance Captures, next expiration, teammates, reviewers
  2. Recent activity Newest takes across every group, by name and date
  3. Storyboard first The default view. Grid and list are one toggle away
  4. Filter and sort By reviewer, type or tag. Newest or oldest first
  5. The count Eleven takes on the palette screen, in one card
  6. Unsorted Takes that can’t be auto-grouped park here
  7. New for you Unseen takes, counted per group
Grouped as it landsHot Takes auto-groups captures based on the screen where the feedback was provided.
Red means unreadEach group keeps its own new count, so a week away reads as four badges, not four hundred rows.
Nothing falls throughWhatever the grouping cannot place goes to Unsorted, pinned last so it stays in front of you.

Grid and list, one toggle away.

The same takes, flat. Grid for scanning the media, list for scanning names and dates.

The captures module in grid view: eighteen cards, four across, each with a reviewer name, a date, a screenshot or recording label, a build-number chip and its tags
The captures module in list view: the same eighteen takes as dense rows, each carrying its reviewer, date, type, build-number chip and tags
One take, up close

Every take opens into its own page.

Click any capture for the whole story: the annotated screenshot or recording, the note, the voice memo, and who sent it, when. Toggle back to the original or archive it from the same place.

A capture detail page in Hot Takes: a whole phone screen of a green colour palette with a red box and arrow drawn onto it, an Annotated and Original toggle beneath it that swaps in the same screen unmarked, and a side rail carrying the reviewer, the note, the group, the tags, the capture time, device, OS and app build, and an Archive feedback button

See your own pile
sort itself.

One line of Swift in your prototype.
Every take, grouped and waiting.

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