Pin feedback on live sites
and design files.
Fixed by you or your agent.
For live sites, PDFs, images and video. Clients review from one link, no account needed. Works with Claude, Cursor and any MCP client.
14-day free trial. No credit card needed.
Your busiest workflows,
now running on their own.
Forge connects to the tools your team already uses and runs
the repetitive work in the background, so your people can
spend their day on the work that needs them.
Get template is a bit too dark. In the design it is our ink, not pure black.
1 reply- Websites, PDFs, images and video
- Pins stay on the element
- No script or extension to install
- Boxes, arrows and attachments
- Clients review without an account
- Share with a password or deadline
- Figma frames, imported to review
- Inspect sizes, spacing and colors
- Desktop, tablet and mobile views
- A task board from open to done
- Hand off to Claude, Cursor or Codex
- A folder per client
The problem
The real problem isn’t the feedback.
It’s finding it.
Seven places for one homepage. And the comment that matters is in the one you didn’t check.
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Thursday’s call, no notes
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How it works
Feedback in, fix out.
And closed again in layernote.
Annotate on the live page or the design. Fix it yourself, or hand it to your agent over MCP, and every annotation comes back resolved with what changed.
Clients and your team pin it on the live page. No account, no screenshots in an email.
Fix it yourself, or hand it to your agent. It reads the annotation over MCP, in Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client.
In the design or the code, by you or your agent.
The annotation closes with what changed, so Amelia sees it is done.
Works with any MCP client,
for design or code.
Capabilities
The whole workflow, not just the pins.
Everything a review round needs, from the first pin to the last fix, for live sites and for files.
Annotations
Pin feedback on anything
Write a comment, draw a box or an arrow, or attach a file. Every annotation sits on the element it is about, with a screenshot of it.
Files and video
Review PDFs, images and video
Comment on a page of a PDF or on a moment in a video.
Client sharing
Share a link, no account needed
Clients review as guests. Add a password or a deadline, and pause comments when the round is done.
Task boardStudio and Team
Turn annotations into tasks
Every comment can become a card on the board, so you track it from open to done.
Inspect mode
No more CSS guessing
Click any element on a live site to see its size, spacing, type and colors.
Workspaces and folders
Keep every client apart
A workspace per team, and on Studio and Team a folder per client inside it.
And there is even more to discover.
Read the docsIntegrations
In the tools
you already use.
Your coding agent works with layernote over MCP, and every new comment can land in Slack. Jira, Teams and the rest are next.
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Pricing
Pick your plan.
Client reviewers never take a seat.
$19per month
For freelancers collecting client feedback
Includes
- 10 projects
- 1 workspace
- Clients review for free
- Hand off to your coding agent
- PDFs, images and video
$39per month
For small teams juggling multiple clients
Everything in Solo, plus
- Unlimited projects
- 3 workspaces
- Folders per client
- Task board
- Priority email support
$59per month
Full control for agencies at scale
Everything in Studio, plus
- 10 workspaces
- Room to grow past 20 members
Need something custom? Contact us
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
Customers
From studios that ship client work.
Vieira
“Feedback used to be WhatsApp screenshots with arrows drawn on them. Now clients drop a pin on the live site and I see exactly which element they mean. No discussion, I just fix it.”
Live websites, Figma files, PDFs, images and videos. Share a link and clients start commenting, no install needed.
No. Share a link and clients can view and comment as guests. You can pause their comments at any time, and on Studio and Team let them follow the board.
Yes. Import frames from a Figma file into a project and pin feedback on them, just like on a live site, a PDF or an image. Your coding agent can import and review Figma frames over MCP as well.
Yes. Every share link can be comment or view only, with a password and a feedback deadline, and you can pause new comments once a round is closed.
A workspace is a container for your team or a client. Projects live inside a workspace and hold the actual files, comments, and tasks. On Studio and Team, folders group projects per client.
Yes. On Studio and Team every comment can become a card on a Kanban board, so you track each piece of feedback from open to done.
Team includes 20 members. Every member after that is $8 a month, or $6.40 a month billed yearly. Clients who review through a share link never count.
There is no free tier, but every plan starts with a free trial so you can try layernote on real client work before you pay.
Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel whenever you want from your billing settings.
Because feedback shouldn’t be the hard part.
One link for your clients to review, one list for your team to resolve.