One link.Every round.

Upload a PDF and send your client one link. Each new round lands at the same address, and comments stay in place.

Rounds document viewer, page 3 of the catalogue in round 1: three comments from the client, Julia, on the chair photo, the description and the seat height, accepted for round 2.

Multi-page PDF, straight out of InDesign, Figma, Illustrator or Keynote.

Your client points at the exact spot

Your client clicks the page and writes a few words. You get an instruction pinned to the spot, not a paragraph to decode.

The client selects a passage in the catalogue and types a comment in the panel next to it.

Not a description of the change. The new text.

On a text selection your client can write the wording that should replace it. You get copy you can paste, not a description of the change.

The owner's comment panel: the client's comment on selected text with a proposed new wording and a button to accept it for the next round.

A comment never quietly disappears

Every comment carries a status, a decision and the name of whoever took it. Your client can see whether their note was taken and which round it landed in.

  1. 1Your client raises it and leaves it on the exact spot on the page.
  2. 2You accept it and say which round it will land in.
  3. 3You mark it fixed when you publish that round.
  4. 4Your client closes the thread if the fix satisfies them.

You can also decline a comment, but only with a reason.

The comment panel with comments in different states: accepted for the next round, fixed and waiting for confirmation, closed, declined with a reason.

Everything in one link.

The page lasts, not the file

Every page keeps its own history, with a before and after.

Reviewing a new round in the Rounds panel: page 3 marked changed, page 4 marked unchanged, each above its previous version.

Your client signs up for nothing

They open the link and type a name. No account, nothing to install.

What the client sees on a phone after opening the link: a name field, a start button and a note that no account is needed.

You decide who gets in, and for how long.

can commentview only

Links for commenting or view only. Revoke any of them when the project ends.

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The designer pays. The client never does.

On every plan, your clients comment with no account, no limit and no charge.

Free

€0forever

  • 1 person uploading files
  • Unlimited reviewers — no accounts needed
  • 1 active document
  • 3 rounds per document
  • 50 MB of space
  • Files kept for 30 days
  • One notification per document
  • AI integrations with Claude, ChatGPT and Codex
  • No print check
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Solo

recommended

€12per month

  • 1 person uploading files
  • Unlimited reviewers — no accounts needed
  • Unlimited documents
  • Unlimited rounds
  • 500 MB of space
  • Files kept for 180 days
  • Comment digests by email
  • AI integrations with Claude, ChatGPT and Codex
  • No print check
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Studio

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€39per month

  • 5 people uploading files
  • Unlimited reviewers — no accounts needed
  • Unlimited documents
  • Unlimited rounds
  • 4 GB of space
  • Files kept for 180 days
  • Comment digests by email
  • AI integrations with Claude, ChatGPT and Codex
  • Print readiness check

Before you upload the first file

  • On paid plans a document is deleted 180 days after the last activity on it, on the free plan after 30 — the PDFs, the page previews and the comments go with it. As long as anyone is still working on it, the clock starts over. We warn by email fourteen days before deletion.

  • Only people you send the link to. The link carries a secret token, so nobody guesses their way in, and you can switch commenting off for the whole document at any time.

  • The files stay yours. We claim no rights to them and use them for nothing beyond showing them to people with the link. Whoever uploads a file answers for its content and for holding the rights to it.

  • The PDF is split into single pages, each page gets a preview, and each preview is compared with the same page from the previous round. It runs automatically — that's how the changed pages are found.

  • No. A protected file has to be unlocked first — otherwise it can't be split into pages or rendered.

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