For animation, motion, design and video studios
Tasks, frame-by-frame review and hours, on the same shot.
Draw your note on the frame, see the hours left while you write it, and know what's slipping before the client does.
No credit card. Sign in with Google and upload your first shot in under 5 minutes.
Arm settles too early, hold two more frames
Estimated
20h
Logged
18h
Left
2h
You're about to ask for changes with 2h left. Both of you can see that before anyone starts.
Draw the note on the frame. The hours are right there.
The production chaos nobody talks about
Your project lives in six places at once. Nobody has the whole picture, including you.

Tomorrow
What actually changes in the first month
You already know
One screen tells you which project is behind, who's stuck, and who needs a call. Nobody had to send you anything.
One revision instead of three
You draw on frame 1204 instead of saying “around fifty seconds in.” The artist gets it the first time.
Built for work you have to look at
Notes that land on the frame
Scrub to the exact frame, draw on it, and write the note next to it. Notes show up as markers on the timeline. Mark each one resolved when it's done.
Get startedThe moment that costs you money
See the budget while you're writing the note
Overruns don't happen when you plan. They happen at review, one “just one more pass” at a time. And the person spending the money can't see the meter.
So the meter sits next to the comment box. Estimated 20 hours, 18 spent, 2 left. All visible while you type the note, not discovered afterwards.
Now it's a real call: close enough to land, or worth going over. Either answer is fine. Not knowing is not.
This is not a tool for watching people
The time data is there so you can find the bad estimate, not the slow artist. When something runs long, the useful question is almost never “who's slacking.” It's “did we price this wrong?” or “is someone stuck on something we could unblock in ten minutes?”
Studios that use it that way get honest numbers. Studios that use it to police people get numbers that quietly start lying to them.

Media, notes and hours in one place
Studios using Juggle
“Friday reports used to mean chasing everyone down for their hours and piecing everything together. Now the information is already there, and I can send the report in a few minutes.”
Wagon
Natalia Esteves · Project Manager
From the founder
“I run Clap, an animation studio. We had a task tool, a review tool, a schedule spreadsheet and an hours form, and none of them talked to each other. I built Juggle so the shot, the notes and the hours live in one place. We run every project on it.”
Lorenzo Franco
Founder of Juggle and Clap
Try it on a real project first.
Two months free, with every feature and the whole team. Then pick the plan that's cheaper for your studio.
Free trial
Try everything for 2 months.
No credit card required
Full access included
Everything in the paid plans
Per seat
For studios under about a dozen people.
Save $768 · billed $144 per person, yearly
$1,920$1,152 a year
for your 8-person studio
- Frame-by-frame video notes
- Pinned image feedback
- Board and calendar
- Time tracking with approvals
- Time off and holidays
- Hours and cost dashboards
- Wiki and project feed
- Unlimited projects
Unlimited seats
Everyone in the studio. Flat.
Save $1,200 · billed $1,800 yearly
$3,000$1,800 a year
for your 8-person studio
- Frame-by-frame video notes
- Pinned image feedback
- Board and calendar
- Time tracking with approvals
- Time off and holidays
- Hours and cost dashboards
- Wiki and project feed
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited people: add anyone, any time
Unlimited seats works out cheaper from 13 people. No credit card to start, cancel any time.
Frequently asked questions
Two months fits a real production
The trial isn't a demo window. It's long enough to run one actual project end to end and judge the difference.
Your client work stays private
Only the people in your organization can see your projects and media. Your content is never used for advertising or AI training.
Your data outlives the trial
If the trial ends without a subscription, paid features pause. Nothing gets deleted.
Not the owner?
Two months free means you can show your studio it works before anyone has to approve anything.
Two months to find out
Put one real project in it. If nothing changes, you've lost nothing.
It replaces the status spreadsheet, the scattered feedback threads, and the hours form.
No credit card. Cancel any time.
Sign in with Google → create a project → upload your first shot. Under 5 minutes.





