Pactto

Pactto is an AI-native collaboration platform for creative teams, built around persistent rooms rather than meetings. Each room is a shared canvas that holds videos, images, PDFs, SVGs, audio and live screen shares, and it stays open between sessions, so assets, comments, decisions and AI context remain in one place from the first brief to final approval. The company frames the problem directly: AI now generates assets faster than traditional review can absorb them, feedback scatters across tools, decisions vanish when calls end, and versioning becomes unmanageable. Pactto's answer is to put presenting, reviewing and approving back into a single live space, with an AI agent that listens to the conversation and acts inside it.

Presentation is built for fidelity. Rather than a compressed screen share, Pactto streams video at studio quality with synchronized playback, so every participant watches the same frame at the same time, and several people can share screens at once, letting an editor in Premiere and a designer in Figma work side by side while a director guides both. Review happens on the same canvas: participants draw lines, shapes, text and freehand marks directly on a frame, pin comments to specific frames or ranges, and can speak feedback instead of typing it. The assistant transcribes the conversation in real time with speaker labels and timestamps, translates it live into each participant's language across eleven supported languages, and converts spoken notes into structured comments with context attached.

The Live Editing layer is what separates Pactto from review tools. When someone says the grade is too cool, the agent suggests a warmer look and applies it on one click while everyone watches the canvas update; it can also generate alternative options, create documents of action items, and rearrange canvas contents on request. Teams can add their own rules to shape assistant behavior per room. Because rooms persist, the agent returns to the next session already knowing what was discussed, what was decided and what is still outstanding, which the company describes as context that compounds instead of disappearing.

Approval follows the same thread: statuses update as decisions are made, documents refresh live, stakeholders are notified, and every version stays attached to its room. Assets arrive by drag and drop from a local machine, or on Pro through direct integrations with Adobe Frame.io, Google Drive and Air. Access extends beyond the browser through a Pro CLI that lets Claude Code and Codex read and write room contents, and a remote MCP server that connects Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant to the same rooms. Pactto is developed by Pactto, Inc. in Oceanside, California, and the company reports end-to-end encryption with SOC 2 in progress.