Design approval
Get sign-off on the design before it is built.
Put your Figma frames, PDFs or images in front of your client with one link. Every note lands on the exact spot, a deadline keeps the round moving, and you know what is left before anything gets built.
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.
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.
Before layernote
Sound familiar?
Approval today is a thread in five places.
- Feedback comes in by email, WhatsApp, a PDF and a call, each about a different version.
- Nobody knows which notes are done and which are still open.
- The round never really ends, so the build starts before the design is signed off.
Bring in the design. Share one link.
Sign off when nothing is open.
01Bring in the design
Import frames from Figma, or upload PDFs and images. Your client sees only what you put there.
02Share one link
Clients open the link and pin feedback, no account needed. Set a deadline and layernote sends the reminders.
03Sign off when nothing is open
Work through every note, or hand it to your coding agent. When the list is clear, pause commenting and the round is closed.
What a round needs.Nothing your client has to install.
- 01
Figma frames, PDFs and images
Every kind of design gets the same pins and threads, from Figma frames to a brochure PDF.
- 02
A deadline with reminders
Pick a date and layernote reminds the people you invited: three days before, the day before and on the day.
- 03
Pause when the round is closed
Switch commenting off once the design is signed off. Everything stays readable, and the next round starts where this one ended.
- 04
A status on every note
Open, in progress, in review, resolved. On Studio and Team your client can follow the board, read-only.
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.”
No. They open the share link, type their name and comment. No account, no seat, nothing to install.
Set a feedback deadline in the Share dialog and layernote reminds the people you invited. When the round is done, switch on Pause commenting: the project stays readable, but reviewers can no longer add comments. Switch it off for the next round.
Every note has a status, from open to resolved. On Studio and Team you can give your client read-only access to the task board, so they see the cards move without asking.
Yes. Upload them to a Static files project, with the same pins, threads and share link. Figma frames go in a Figma design project.
Every plan has Figma frames, files, share links, deadlines and Pause commenting. Studio and Team add the task board and board access for clients. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
Because feedback shouldn’t be the hard part.
One link for your clients to review, one list for your team to resolve.