Your sites

Every site you have brought in

Each one has its own line, with what is waiting on you. Open a site to read it.

Loading your sites…

Or bring a site in from its files

Drop the site’s folder, or a zip of it, anywhere here

The folder the site was built into, as it would go up to a server. Drop new files on one of your sites above and they become its test copy; every note on it stays.

Comes in: pages, styles, scripts, pictures and fonts, and the PDFs, videos and text files beside them.
Stays out: anything that needs a server to run — PHP, WordPress, Node and the like.
Up to 50 MB for the whole site.

Before your sites

What name do your clients know you by?

Every letter to your clients comes from this name. You can change it on your sites screen.

Bring a site in

Add a client's website

Type the address of a site you look after. Every page of it comes with the review layer on, with nothing to paste.

For example studionorte.pt, https://www.studionorte.pt/ or staging.studionorte.pt

We could not read that address. Have another look, then try again.

Have its files instead? Choose or drop the folder the site was built into, or a zip of it, on Your sites.

Either way, nothing is written into the site’s own files — the layer is added to each page as it is shown.

What your client said

Reading what they sent…

Ask your client to look

Send someone at a link

They land on the test copy, signed in. No account, no password, nothing installed — the link works once, for two weeks, and the browser they open it in remembers them for three months.

Test copy and real site

Every page of the test copy already wears the review layer. Nothing to paste. New files for the site — its folder or a zip, up to 50 MB — become the test copy; drop them anywhere on this page or choose them here. Every note stays.

Nothing sent yet

Not moving the site here yet?

The line for

Paste this line into the site where it lives now, and feedback can start there this afternoon. The copy here does not need it.

The same line works on every page of the site, and it changes nothing a visitor sees.