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What you design is what you ship.Every difference found, fixed, and verified.
The design feedback tool for live sites and static files: drop anchored notes on the exact element. On live surfaces, layernote finds every difference from your Figma, hands it to your coding agent, and re-checks until it matches.
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Amelia Ward
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Headline weight is 500 in Figma, renders 400 live.
Noah Bennett
Bumped the weight to 500 live. Matches now.
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Amelia Ward
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Headline weight is 500 in Figma, renders 400 live.
Noah Bennett
Bumped the weight to 500 live. Matches now.
Reply Resolve
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The problem
The real problem isn’t the feedback. It’s finding it.
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Traditional design review
- Feedback scattered across Slack, email, and calls
- Comments anchored to nothing but a screenshot
- Requests too vague to tie to a specific element
- No easy way to confirm a fix actually shipped
- Design and live quietly drift apart
vieira.work
123Home · 3 notesAll resolved
1Headline weight is 500, not 400
2This gap is 40px, not 24px
3Border radius is 8px, not 16px
2 fixed via MCP · 1 resolved by youDesign review with layernote
- Every note in one place, on the exact element
- Live site auto-compared against your Figma
- Each difference sent to your coding agent, or resolved by you
- Fixes re-checked until live matches design
- Nothing is done until it’s verified
The gap
Everyone signed off.The browser didn’t.
A few pixels of spacing here, one shade of color there. Release by release the live site drifts away from the file everyone approved. Catching it is nobody’s job, so it never gets caught.
The solution
Annotate everything you ship. Close the loop on what’s live.
Pin feedback on live sites, Figma projects, and static files, every note anchored to the exact element. On live sites layernote goes further: it finds the differences for you, hands each one to your coding agent or to you, and verifies the fix landed.
Review live sites
Pin feedback right on staging or production. No screenshots needed.
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Priya Shah
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Can we tighten this section’s spacing?
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Sync from Figma
Bring in your Figma projects. Clients review, never inside your file.
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Turn PDFs, images, and exports into reviewable surfaces.
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On live sites
The surface is live, so layernote can compare it to your design and fix it for you.
Coming soon1400 → 50025.8rem → 5rem3→FigmaLive
Design comparison: Figma vs live
layernote scans the live site against your Figma design and finds every difference in spacing, type, and color before your client does. Each one lands as an anchored pin.
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Connect Claude Code or Cursor over MCP. Your agent pulls every pin with full context (element, comment, expected value) and ships the fix. layernote re-checks it and resolves the note.
layernote· via MCP
All resolved1Font weight should be 500, not 400Open✓Resolved
2Padding-top should be 5rem, not 5.8remOpen✓Resolved
3Byline should be #05131A, not #9CA3AFOpen✓Resolved
How it works
From a new project to a verified fix, in one flow.
Create a project, gather client feedback and every difference, and fix it with your coding agent or by hand.
Start with whatever you’re shipping
Spin up a project and point layernote at your work: any site you can open in a browser, from staging to production, or a static export. Share one link and everyone’s in.
- Point at a live site or staging link
- Drop in static files like Figma exports, PDFs, and images
- Invite your team and your clients with one link
One project, one link, everything under review.
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Catch every difference, before your client does
Pin feedback yourself, let your clients pin theirs, or have layernote compare the live site against your Figma and surface every difference for you. Every note lands on the exact element.
- Pin feedback yourself, on any surface
- Let clients leave notes without an account
- Let AI compare the live site against your Figma
One place for every difference, however it gets found.
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12Priya Shah
Open · just now
Font weight should be 500, not 400.
ReplyResolve
Fix it your way, and know it actually landed
Hand the list to Claude Code or Cursor over MCP, or pick the notes up yourself. Either way layernote re-checks the live site, and nothing is marked done until the difference is gone.
- Send notes to your coding agent over MCP
- Or work through them by hand, with full context
- layernote re-checks and confirms the fix landed
The loop closes itself.
YouClaudeEdited 3 files1
Hero.tsx
- fontWeight: 400,
+ fontWeight: 500,
2
Button.tsx
- color: "#9CA3AF",
+ color: "#6AF3FF",
3
About.tsx
- paddingTop: "5.8rem",
+ paddingTop: "5rem",
Priya Shah
Open · just now✓Resolved by you
Font weight should be 500, not 400.
ReplyResolve
layernote· via MCP
All resolved1Font weight should be 500, not 400Open✓Resolved
2Button should be #6AF3FF, not #9CA3AFOpen✓Resolved
3Padding-top should be 5rem, not 5.8remOpen✓Resolved
Who it’s for
For everyone who ships pixel-perfect work.
Solo freelancer or fifty-person agency: layernote turns scattered feedback into fixes you can prove.
Studios and agencies
Design QA that took an afternoon now takes minutes. layernote compares the live build against the Figma and lists every difference before your client can.
Product teams
Ship the design that was approved. Every release gets checked against the file, so drift is caught while it’s still cheap to fix.
Developers
The note, the element and its CSS in one place. Fix it by hand or hand it to your agent, and let the re-check prove it’s gone.
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Integrations
layernote works with the tools you already use.
layernote connects to your design and dev stack, so every difference flows from review to fix without leaving your tools. Less copy-paste.Fewer missed handoffs.
Capabilities
The whole workflow, not just the pins.
Annotations
Pin feedback on anything
Priya Shah
Open · just now
This heading should be one line on mobile.
ReplyResolve
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$19 per month
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For freelancers collecting client feedback
- 10 projects
- 1 workspace
- 3 team members
- Guest sharing
- Website screenshots
- Figma integration
- Coding agent handoff (MCP)
- PDF & image annotations
- Version history
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For small teams juggling multiple clients
- Everything in Solo, plus:
- Design comparison: Figma vs live
- Unlimited projects
- Up to 3 workspaces
- 10 team members
- Folders (organize work per client)
- Private team comments
- Kanban board view
- Priority email support
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- Everything in Studio, plus:
- Up to 10 workspaces
- Up to 20 team members
- 250GB storage
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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.”
Youri Vieira Kiangala
Brand Designer
Flowdough
“I expected another tool my clients would ignore. They actually use it: our last review round went from a week of email ping-pong to one afternoon, without a single call to explain what they meant.”
Lars van den Booren
Founder
Anything you can share with a link: live websites, Figma files, PDFs, and images. Clients open the link and start commenting, no install needed.
No. Share a link and clients can view and comment as guests. You decide what they can see and do on every project.
layernote lines up your Figma design against the live site and surfaces every difference for you. It’s available on Studio and Team.
Yes. Every share link supports permissions, password protection, and a feedback deadline, so you stay in control of each project.
A workspace is a container for your team or a client. Projects live inside a workspace and hold the actual files, comments, and tasks. Folders help you 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.
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.