Pactto

Pactto is an AI-native live creative review and approval platform for agencies, production studios and content teams. Every project gets a persistent room with a canvas where you present video, images, PDFs or audio, discuss them together, and an AI agent turns the feedback into edits, summaries and tasks.

What is Pactto used for?

Pactto exists because AI lets teams produce assets faster than ever while review is still slow: scattered comments, version chaos and decisions lost when the call ends. In a Pactto room video plays at studio quality, synced for everyone, several people can share screens at once, and you can draw on or pin comments to a single frame or a frame range. Room memory keeps conversations, decisions and feedback for the next session.

How does Pactto live editing work?

The assistant listens to the meeting, transcribes by speaker and translates live into 11 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic. When someone asks for "more people in the background" or "a warmer grade", the agent suggests the change and the image updates on the canvas; it can also generate alternatives, write action-item docs or rearrange the board. Assets come in from your computer, Adobe Frame.io, Google Drive or Air, and the CLI and MCP server let Claude Code or Codex read and write a room.

Who is Pactto for?

• Creative agencies running AI-heavy image and video projects.
• Podcast teams prepping each episode and its social cuts.
• Architects presenting renders and drawings for sign-off.
• Language tutors and sports coaches who keep one room per student or athlete.

Pactto pros and cons

Pros: presenting, reviewing and approving happen in one room, with guests who need no account and live translation. Cons: SOC 2 is still in progress, and the Frame.io, Google Drive and CLI integrations aren't included at the entry level.