How are comments tied to the draft?

Comments use anchors — each one attaches to the specific part of the draft it’s about, so feedback stays next to the words instead of in a separate thread.

Who can review a draft?

Both creators and collaborators. Anyone on the team can leave in-line comments before a draft goes out, regardless of who ultimately posts it.

Can a review post the draft automatically?

No. Review is feedback only. The author edits and then explicitly posts — POV AMP never auto-posts.

Feature

Review the draft, not a screenshot of it

Good replies often need a second pair of eyes. POV AMP keeps that review in-line — teammates comment directly on a draft, anchored to the exact words, before anything goes out.

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Comments anchored to the words they’re about

Anchored to the line

A comment attaches to the part of the draft it refers to — note and words stay together.

Anyone can weigh in

Creators reviewing a collaborator’s draft, collaborators flagging a creator’s feed. Everyone’s on the same page.

No copy-paste into Slack

“Tighten the second sentence” means something when it sits on the second sentence.

Review happens before anything is posted

1
A draft is ready
An AI-grounded draft (or a human edit of one) sits in the editor, waiting for eyes.
2
Teammates comment in-line
They leave anchored comments on the specific lines that need a change or a second opinion.
3
The author resolves and posts
The author edits in response, then takes the explicit action to post. Review never auto-publishes.

Built for creators and collaborators alike

Review respects POV AMP’s member tiers. Creators own the feed, the POVs, and the voice; collaborators draft and comment on those feeds. In-line review is the shared surface where both sides meet on a specific piece of writing — without anyone needing posting rights to leave a note.

“The note belongs on the line it’s about — not three apps away.”

Questions

How are comments tied to the draft?: Comments use anchors — each one attaches to the specific part of the draft it’s about, so feedback stays next to the words instead of in a separate thread.
Who can review a draft?: Both creators and collaborators. Anyone on the team can leave in-line comments before a draft goes out, regardless of who ultimately posts it.
Can a review post the draft automatically?: No. Review is feedback only. The author edits and then explicitly posts — POV AMP never auto-posts.

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Define your point of view, find the conversations that matter, and show up with something worth saying. You edit. You post. It learns.

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