For freelancers
The client feedback tool for freelancers.
You are the designer, the developer and the project manager. layernote takes one of those jobs: clients comment on the live site through one link, and the fixes can go straight to your coding agent.
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.
The headline wraps too early on desktop. Can it stay on two lines like in the design?
2 repliesBefore layernote
Sound familiar?
One client, three channels, and a list of changes that only exists in your head.
- Feedback scattered across email, WhatsApp and that one call you didn’t write down.
- Clients describing a button instead of pointing at it.
- Review rounds that drag on because nobody knows what is still open.
One project per job. One link per client.
One list until it is done.
01Create a project for the build
Paste the staging or live URL. PDFs, images and videos go in a Files project next to it.
02Send the client one link
They point at the thing they mean, on the page, without signing up for anything.
03Fix it, or let your agent
Work through the list yourself, or hand the comments to Claude Code or Cursor over MCP.
Everything a one-person studio needs.Priced like one.
- 01
One link looks organized
Send a single review link per project. Every comment lands in your list instead of your inbox.
- 02
A plan sized for solo work
Solo is $19 a month, flat: 10 projects, live sites plus PDFs, images and videos, and room for two more people.
- 03
Your coding agent does the fixing
Hand comments to Claude Code or Cursor over MCP, on every plan. You review the fix instead of retyping the feedback.
- 04
Grow into design QA
Studio adds Figma vs live: every difference between the design and the build, measured and listed.
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.”
Solo is $19 per month, flat. Clients review free and never need accounts. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card needed.
No. They open your share link and comment directly on the page as guests.
Yes. PDFs, images and videos go in a Files project next to the live site, in the same workspace.
Yes, as long as the page opens in a browser without a login: from a staging link to the production domain.
Yes. Start on Solo and move to Studio when you want unlimited projects, folders, the task board and Figma vs live.
Because feedback shouldn’t be the hard part.
One link for your clients to review, one list for your team to resolve.