Client feedback without the chaos
Send one link. Your client clicks the page and tells you exactly what to change. Just a name and email, no account, no install, no plugin.
One link is the whole onboarding
Send one link
Copy your project's share link and drop it wherever your client already lives: email, Slack, a text message.
They click the page
The link opens the real site. Your client types a name and an email, and that's it. No account, no password, no install.
Feedback arrives as pins
Every click becomes a numbered pin with a thread, plus an automatic screenshot of the page at that exact moment.
The same revision round, run two ways
On the left, how it usually goes. On the right, what it looks like when the feedback lives on the page instead of in your inbox.
the thing near the top still feels off, see attached
she thinks the blue is wrong but it might be her monitor
which page was that button on again?
ignore my last email, found it. also the font
The difference isn't discipline, it's the surface. Because Pin Feed loads the real page, your client can annotate the live website instead of describing it from memory. The pin already knows which page, which element, and which device.
What guests can do, and what they can't
Your client gets the full feedback toolkit and none of the keys.
Guests can
- Drop pins anywhere on the page
- Draw with all six tools, any color
- Comment, reply, and keep threads going
- Resolve pins when something is fixed
Guests can't
- Invite people or manage sharing
- See your other projects or your workspace
- Touch team settings or billing
- Upload attachments or @mention your team
If a link ends up somewhere it shouldn't, rotate it. The old URL dies instantly and only the new one works.
Guests review the same three viewports you do, and feedback from a phone stays pinned to the mobile view where it belongs. Sending review links for a living? See how agencies run client reviews with Pin Feed.
“All pins resolved” is the new sign-off
Every pin is a thread with a checkbox at the end of it. Resolved pins turn green, each viewport's badge counts down what's left, and the moment the last one clears, the round is over. Nobody forwards anything: resolves can post straight to your Slack channel, and @mentions ping exactly the right person.
- Resolved pins turn green, unresolved counts tick down
- Resolve notifications in app and by email
- Pins, comments, and resolves post to Slack
0 client accounts needed3 viewports6 drawing tools1 link
Questions, answered
Your next review round is one link.
Start free, send the link, and let the email chain die in peace.
Start free