Talk by showing.
Share your animation program's window and the team watches live. Comments flow in the room's chat; there's no audio yet.
only this windowthe mouse moves with permissionBy field
GamesVFXAnimationFilm and TVPost productionAds and music videosXR / VRBy role
ProgrammingGame and level designScript2D art3D and charactersAnimationVFX and compositingSound and musicDirecting and productionSolutions/By role
Animation is hard to explain in writing. Open your window, draw the motion to measure, put versions side by side, and let comments stay where they belong.

Compare versions and leave notes on them.
The model page, piece by piece. Scroll and it falls into place.





The team watches and, if you want, takes the mouse.
Share your animation program's window and the team watches live. Comments flow in the room's chat; there's no audio yet.
only this windowthe mouse moves with permissionJump arc, glide, slide: the measure piece shows height and time on the drawing, with the table beside it.
jump arcmeasure tableOpen two versions on one screen and the models turn together. The decision is Approve or Request changes.
both turn togetherthe decision is made hereEvery scene's task is on the board. Who's working, what's waiting for approval, what's done: at a glance.
current stagefile waiting for approvalComments, versions and tasks in one project.
Devchaos doesn't replace your program, it stands beside it. Whichever one is open shows on your Studio card; there are 50 programs on the list, and you can add yours if it's missing.
Maya
Blender
Spine
Cinema 4DFor now, marks go on pictures and 3D models. Video plays in the message, but marks on video aren't there yet.
Not yet, it's coming soon. Voice rooms and camera are on the way. For now you use the room's text chat during a screen share.
You decide. In What your team sees you choose who sees it, and whether that's the program, the file name, the time, screenshots and how often; you can hide a program and set limits by working hours or by project.
You choose between two places: the Devchaos server (2 GB per project), or a computer left on at the office.
