Your client points at it. You fix it. They sign off.

What freelancers send through Pindicate

Brand and print design

Menus, labels, logos and social posts

Drop in the PNG or PDF and send the link. Your client pins the headline they want bigger and circles the illustration they love, right on the artwork.

1. 1Upload the file and name the review so your client knows what it is.
2. 2They click the spot and type the note. Numbered pins match the comments.
3. 3Reply under each note, and mark it resolved when it's done.

Video edits

Cuts, promos and reels

Notes land on the exact second, so “something feels slow” becomes a timestamp you can jump to. Clients can also draw on the frame.

1. 1Upload the cut. It plays in the browser, on any device.
2. 2Your client pauses where they want a change and types it. The time is saved with the note.
3. 3Click a note to jump straight to that moment.

Websites before launch

Landing pages, sites and HTML emails

Paste a link or upload an HTML file. Your client clicks the actual button or headline, and the pin stays with that element.

1. 1Paste the staging URL, or upload the HTML file.
2. 2Your client pins on the page, draws a box or strikes out old copy.
3. 3Fix it, reply, and send the same link back.

PDFs, decks and print proofs

Brochures, pitch decks and price sheets

Every note is tied to its page. Your client flips through with the arrow keys and comments where they are.

1. 1Upload the PDF, or paste a Google Docs or Slides link.
2. 2Your client pins notes on the page they're reading.
3. 3Filter by page, or see every note at once.

Clients on their phone

Feedback from the couch, the car or the café

Most clients open your link on a phone. They pinch to zoom, tap the spot, and the comment box opens right there.

1. 1Send the link by text, email or Slack.
2. 2Your client taps the spot and types. No app, no login.
3. 3You get an email when they comment.

The final yesPRO

Approval in writing, with a name and a date

When it's right, your client clicks Approve. You get an email right away, and their name and the time are saved on the review.

1. 1Your client clicks Approve on the version they're happy with.
2. 2You get an email the moment they do.
3. 3“I never signed off on that” is no longer a conversation.

One project, one link, one week

1. MondayUpload round one of the menu and email your client the link.
2. TuesdayShe opens it on her phone at lunch and pins four notes. You get an email.
3. WednesdayYou make the changes, reply “Done” under each note, and upload round two to the same link.PRO
4. ThursdayShe's gone quiet, so Pindicate sends her a friendly reminder for you.PRO
5. FridayShe clicks Approve. You get the email with her name and the time, and send the files to print.PRO

One flat price. No per-client or per-reviewer fees. See every plan

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