We ran an agency. Every new client meant another per-seat charge we quietly ate. So we built the tool we wanted — one flat rate, review links that just work, and your files are always yours to take.
No card. We'll email you before it goes public.
We've been through four of these. Here's what always happens.
You're subsidising their pricing model. Every reviewer, every client contact, every stakeholder who needs to see one round — another seat. At some point you just stop inviting people.
They opened it. They closed the tab. Then three days later you get an email. Plain text. "A few small notes." About the wrong version. You know this email.
It's your work, but they have the keys. Try exporting everything right now. Not just the files — the comments, the history, the approvals. Go ahead. We'll be here.
Three things that actually mattered when we were the ones using it.
Clients, reviewers, the client's boss who appears in round three — add whoever you need. The bill doesn't care.
No account creation email, no "please allow pop-ups," no giving up and replying by text. They tap the link and they're in.
Full export any time, no support ticket, no "please allow 5–7 business days." Your files were never ours to keep.
Pick the closest fit. It tells us what to build first, and locks in your early-access rate.
Early-access rate — yours to keep as long as you stay.
Small group first, so we can actually talk to you. Leave your email and we'll reach out before it opens publicly.