Every video your team needs to ship — with the review trail, controls and storage rules your security lead already asked about.
Hi everyone, I’m Priya Raghunathan, I lead product here. Today I want to walk through what we’re building between July and September, and why the order changed.
The headline is retention. In Q2 we shipped sort of four onboarding changes and watched week-four retention move from 31.4% to 38.9%, so we’re doubling down rather than starting something new.
Second, workspace admin. Larger teams told us um they can’t roll us out without per-drive permissions, so that work is now first in the queue instead of third.
Third, the review loop. Comments, versions and approvals live in three different places today. By September they should be one timeline that anyone can read without a walkthrough.

The pros keep it open all day
We sit with your team and write your requirements into the contract, not around it.
Admins keep people and projects sorted with separate workspaces, drives and per-role permissions.
Render locally or publish straight into the distribution tools your team already pays for.
Employees get in with the identity provider you already run.
Audited annually, report available under NDA.
A named customer success lead and a four-hour first-response SLA on every enterprise plan.
Verso edits video the way you edit a document. Cut a sentence, the footage goes with it — which is why people who have never opened a timeline still finish their first cut in an afternoon.
Trim webinars, stitch customer montages and cut social versions the same afternoon they record.
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Turn one recorded session into a course library without booking an editor.
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Send prospects a walkthrough recorded for them, not a forty-minute generic demo.
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“Without the right tool it takes forever to get a video to the state you actually need. I’d tell anyone new to customer education or enablement: without something like Verso, you will lose whole weeks inside an editing timeline.”
A few things people published this month.
Make everyone a collaborator — and make more video
“I’d marry this editor if I could. It saves me heaps of time and it helps me put out a better product.”
Hubert H.“Verso is a game changer for video work. Editing a cut by moving text around still feels slightly illegal.”
Vikas D.“I replaced four other apps when I switched. I love that feeling when software actually delivers what the site promised.”
Steve R.“It has cut the time I spend editing video and podcast episodes down so far that I now use it for every single project I take on.”
George F.“Verso has been a game-changer, and it made editing a joy instead of a chore.”
With a 4.6 out of 5 rating and eleven distinctions on Reviewfold, Verso has been named a leader in video editing and podcast production.
“Verso is all you need for editing. You need close to zero editing skills and experience to use this software.”
Amara O.“This is the best audio and video production tool on the market.”
“As a podcaster and not an editor, I found waveforms slow and honestly not my strength. Then I found this and stopped dreading the edit.”
Renata M.“I’m a marketer with no video editing background, but I can put together a finished edit in an afternoon now.”
“Verso is the best editor going. I still catch myself thinking ‘wait, that worked?’ while cutting videos and episodes like a word doc.”
Tommy L.“It has made editing, review and sign-off one conversation instead of four threads.”
Dilan K.“The core idea — editing video by editing text — is honestly so much better than any other workflow I can imagine.”
Bryce Y.“I use it daily for transcription, podcast editing, video editing and course work. Could not recommend it more, whether you’re a marketer, a podcaster or a product lead.”
“Our whole team writes video now. The one editor we have finally works on the pieces that need an editor.”
Nora P.
Can we drop in the animated logo build here? The static lockup reads a little flat against the motion behind it.
Show 2 more repliesQuick flag for an edit — we introduce the new platform engineer as Theodore, but he goes by Teddy everywhere internally.
Ines starts the Wednesday after this ships, so feel free to fold her into the new-hire section here.
Show 2 more repliesDouble-checking — is this the updated brand face, or the one from the old kit?
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