Pibox for DaVinci Resolve
Review, comment and deliver from inside the edit — with picture and sound working off one project instead of trading exports.
Workflow Integration · macOS · included with Pibox
What you get
A Workflow Integration, not a browser tab
Pibox opens as a panel inside Resolve. The project, the review thread and the files are there while you cut — no second screen, no re-uploading a render to show someone.
Fairlight keeps the audio honest
On the audio side Pibox adds control of the source, so what you are reviewing in Fairlight is the same material the rest of the team is commenting on.
One project for picture and sound
The editor, the sound team and the client work off the same files and the same comments — the handover between picture and audio stops being an export.
Reviewers need nothing installed
Share a link and it opens in the browser. Notes come back with their timecode intact, whether they came from a director on a phone or an engineer in a suite.
Installing it
- 01
Download the Pibox desktop app for macOS — the Resolve Workflow Integration ships inside it, together with the AAX and VST3 plugin builds.
- 02
Run the installer and restart DaVinci Resolve.
- 03
Open the panel from Workspace › Workflow Integrations › Pibox and sign in.
macOS only for now. The Resolve integration is Mac-first; Windows is not covered yet. The Pro Tools and Cubase/Nuendo plugins run on both platforms.
Questions
How does Pibox integrate with DaVinci Resolve?
As a Workflow Integration panel inside Resolve, with an addition on the Fairlight side that covers control of the audio source. It installs with the Pibox desktop app.
Is Resolve support available on Windows?
Not yet — the Resolve integration is macOS only for now. The Pro Tools (AAX) and Cubase/Nuendo (VST3) plugins run on both macOS and Windows.
Do I need a separate download for Resolve?
No. One installer covers the desktop app, the DAW plugin builds and the Resolve Workflow Integration.
Can video and audio teams work in the same Pibox project?
Yes. Picture and sound share the project, the files and the comment thread, so notes do not have to be re-sent when work moves between them.
Same project, same comments — they get Memory Locations on their side.