For freelance designers

Every client change in one approval list

Clients keep replying in email and Slack, even after you send a review link. We're planning a way to gather those requests without asking clients to change habits.

Early-access updates only. No account or payment required.

An illustrative approval list that gathers email and Slack requests, with each one marked until the designer confirms it. Design feedback list Approval list Logo refresh, round two Reduce logo size Unresolved Confirm requested… To clarify Swap footer photo Approved Confirm request Confirmed by Maya, 2:14 PM

What it would do for you

A narrow tool for one job: turning scattered replies into a list you can trust.

  • Stop rebuilding the list by hand

    Planned Email Capture brings permitted client email feedback into one project feedback list.

  • Catch Slack replies too

    Planned Slack Capture collects relevant replies from the Slack conversations you and your client agree on.

  • Check context before you act

    Each request would link to its original message, so conflicting or vague comments are easy to check.

  • Keep the final say

    Requests stay unresolved until you confirm them. Silence is never treated as consent.

How it would work

A planned workflow that keeps clients where they already reply and keeps you in charge of the list.

  1. Agree what to collect

    Choose which client email and Slack conversations count, with permissions agreed before anything is gathered.

  2. Review requests together

    Replies from both channels land in one list, each with a link back to the original message.

  3. Confirm what is actionable

    You settle duplicates and unclear requests. Nothing is approved unless you confirm it.

An illustrative view of one request with its original message, so the designer can check context before confirming. Design feedback list Original message Slack reply, last round Request Darker… Source Slack State To clarify Mark as clear Waiting on your confirmation

Who it is for

Designers whose clients reply wherever is convenient, whatever review link was sent.

  • Freelance designers with active clients

    You manage several revision rounds at once and piece together changes from different threads.

  • Designers who tried review links

    You shared the link, but clients still answer by email or Slack. This starts from that habit.

  • Solo studios without a project manager

    You are the one who works out what changed, what conflicts and what still needs an answer.

Questions, answered

Is this a working product I can use today?

No. Design feedback is in development. The page describes a planned workflow, and joining the waitlist is the only thing you can do right now.

Does joining connect my email or Slack?

No. Joining only saves your email address and consent so we can send early-access updates. We don't get access to your messages or conversations.

Do my clients have to change how they reply?

No. The idea is to collect the replies clients already send in email and Slack, so they don't need to adopt another review link.

Does it approve changes automatically?

No. Requests would stay unresolved until you explicitly confirm them. Nothing is inferred as approved, and silence is never treated as consent.

What would it cost?

The planned price is $19 per designer per month, covering all active client projects. It's proposed for validation, not a live offer, and may change. No payment is collected here.

When will early access open?

There's no date yet. Before any pilot access, message permissions, limited access and deletion rules will be agreed. Waitlist members hear first.

Still chasing client changes across threads?

Join the waitlist for a clearer way to collect email and Slack feedback, without changing how your clients reply.

Early-access updates only. No account or payment required.