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Syncs Frame.io playback timecode with Kinodal audience engagement tracking, in both directions. Kinodal Sync bridges Frame.io and Kinodal — the audience engagement platform for independent filmmakers. When activated on a Frame.io review page, Kinodal Sync reads the current playback timecode and sends it to the Kinodal platform in real time. This allows viewers to record timestamped reactions (positive, negative, intensity levels) and voice notes that are precisely synced to the film being screened. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Join a Kinodal screening on your phone or at kinodal.com 2. Open the Frame.io review link your filmmaker shared 3. Click the Kinodal Sync extension icon 4. Paste your Session ID and Token from the Wavelength app 5. Click Start Sync — the extension reads the Frame.io timecode every 250ms 6. Press play on Frame.io and record your reactions in Kinodal YOUR REACTIONS ARE TIMESTAMPED: Every reaction you record is tied to the exact frame of film you were watching. The filmmaker receives a precise engagement report showing exactly which moments resonated — and which didn't. PERMISSIONS: • Read the current tab's URL to detect Frame.io pages • Access tabs to find open Frame.io windows • Store your Session ID and Token locally so you don't have to re-enter them • Send timecode data to Kinodal servers (kinodal.com only) No browsing history is accessed or stored. No data is sent to any third party other than kinodal.com.
Aug 11, 2026
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