Deliverable versions, client threads, and real thumbnails

Real version history for deliverables

Upload a revised edit over an existing file, and Studioscope now detects it automatically from the filename and asks whether to track it as a new version rather than a separate file. Once confirmed, version history is real: a client's approval stays attached to the exact cut they signed off on, and an older version stays visible but is clearly marked as superseded, so nobody signs off on the wrong one by accident.

A scope line and the file that fulfils it are now connected too, instead of being two separate lists that happened to share the word "deliverable." Client sign-off stays on the exact version, which is the bit photography and video studios usually lose in a Drive folder.

Internal notes and a separate client thread, on every file

Every file now has two discussion threads: Internal notes, visible only to your studio, and a Client thread, visible once you release that version to the client. Nothing in the internal thread reaches the client — draft cuts and studio-only feedback stay private until you decide otherwise, and you can pull a version back from client review at any time. The same internal/client split now applies to project chat as well.

A file list that looks like your work

Files show real thumbnails — actual frames pulled from your videos and images — instead of generic file-type icons. The image viewer now supports zoom, a filmstrip to move between images, and a slider to compare two versions side by side.

Project-scoped invites

Invites used to be studio-wide only. You can now invite someone straight into a specific project, and resend an invite from the Members panel if it goes unanswered.

Also fixed

Google sign-in, which had stopped working, is fixed. A run of upload failures and several broken account emails are fixed too. Full list on the changelog.