Does this feel like a serious Resolve tool?
Flag anything too generic, too KFS-heavy, too SaaS, or not sexy enough.
Music Sync first-pass review.
This is the review dashboard for musicsync.kelownafilmstudios.com. Use it to judge product positioning, not final purchase readiness.
Review Questions
Is the promise accurate?
We should not overpromise exact version support, AI, speed or install simplicity until tested.
Do $49/mo and $299 one-time feel right?
Confirm whether the public path should be Ko-fi, Stripe, or both for the first release.
Launch gates
Compatibility matrix
Confirm Resolve versions, operating systems, install paths and known limitations before publishing support claims.
Demo proof
Create a real before/after demo: unsynced clips, master track, analysis, synced Resolve timeline, and a short screen recording.
Delivery and payment
Choose Ko-fi or Stripe, verify the customer receives the correct platform download, and document refund/support rules.
Before a Buy Button Exists
Prove the workflow on real footage.
Run one ugly music-video folder through the tool: camera scratch audio, master track, confidence report, accepted clips, rejected clips and the generated Resolve timeline.
Ship one product with platform-specific downloads.
macOS, Windows and Linux can share the same product story, but each download needs its own tested installer path, version note and support instructions.
Payment must deliver the right file.
Do not turn on Ko-fi or Stripe until purchase, receipt, download delivery, license note and support email have been tested end to end.
Current recommendation
Sell one product, not a platform.
Keep KFS as the publisher and support signal, but let Music Sync have its own product identity.
Cleaner hero identity. Use “by Kelowna Film Studios” as secondary trust copy.
Keep KFS in files, support docs, receipts and publisher metadata where it helps operations.