Client review rounds

Feedback on the work,
not in an email thread.

Send your client a link. They open the deliverable and pin comments straight onto it — no account, no signup, no seat to pay for. Every note lands back on the board next to the card it belongs to.

Guests need no accountSix severity levelsRounds carry open notes forward
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A link is the whole invitation

Share a review and your client just clicks it. No account to create, no seat to buy, nothing to install — which is usually the reason feedback ends up in email instead.

Pinned to the thing itself

Notes anchor to the actual element they are about, not a paragraph describing where to look. "This button" means that button.

Severity that means something

Blocker, major, minor, nit, idea or praise. You can tell at a glance what has to change before delivery and what was a passing thought.

Rounds, not re-reads

Re-deliver and the new version is a new artifact pointing at the one it replaces. Still-open notes travel with it; resolved ones stay behind so the second pass shows the actual signal.

A verdict, on the record

Pending, in review, changes requested, approved. When someone asks later whether it was signed off, the answer is on the artifact.

Lands on the board

Notes come back beside the work rather than into someone's inbox, so the person doing the fixing sees them without a forwarding chain.

How it works

  1. 1

    Attach the work

    Add the deliverable to a review session on the card it belongs to.

  2. 2

    Share the link

    Send it to whoever needs to look. They need no account and no seat.

  3. 3

    Collect the notes

    They pin comments with a severity. You see them arrive against the card.

  4. 4

    Deliver round two

    Upload the revision. Open notes carry across so nothing gets quietly dropped.

Worth knowing

Worth knowing before you switch, rather than after.

  • This is a review and approval loop, not a design tool. There is no drawing, redlining or version-diffing of the file itself.
  • Anyone with the link can view and comment — treat share links like any other unlisted URL.
  • Live element pinning depends on the preview surface being available for that file type.

Get the feedback in one place

Three replies, two forwarded screenshots and a voice note is not a review round. This is.

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