Every tweak. Every tick.
Clients pin comments on your live site, images, PDFs and video, then approve each round with a code from their email.
See pricing · one flat price, no add-ons.
Try it: click the page to pin feedback
45 seconds
One project, one week
Here is how it goes for the Crumb & Co. homepage, a made-up bakery site, from the first link to the last tick.
Monday, 9:40
You add the homepage and send your client one link. It opens in their browser: no account to make, nothing to install, no password to forget.
It works the same for a live website, images, PDFs or a video. On a live site, a small script puts the comments on the real page; if a page can’t run it, the review switches to screenshots at desktop, tablet and phone widths.
No 11 pm “looks good?” email with six screenshots attached. Just the link.
Tuesday, 14:15
They click the exact spot and type what they think. Each comment becomes a numbered pin on the page, and you can reply right there.
Your team can leave internal notes on the same pins. Those are removed before the client’s page is sent, not just hidden. If the client goes quiet, a reminder nudges them, so you don’t have to.
Nobody has to describe “the bit under the photo, a bit to the left” ever again.
Wednesday, 11:00
You fix things and upload V2. Round one stays frozen exactly as your client saw it, pins and all, so there is never a question about which version anyone was looking at.
Every round is numbered. When your contract says the third round is extra, you can both see it is round three.
“That’s round three” becomes a fact on the screen, not an argument on a call.
Thursday, 16:30
One Approve button. To confirm, your client types a 6-digit code sent to their email, so a forwarded link can’t approve on their behalf. They can ask for changes instead, from a laptop, a tablet or their phone.
Once a round is approved, its comments close. Done means done.
A “yes” you can find again, instead of a thumbs-up buried in a chat.
Six months later
You open the certificate for that round. It shows who approved it, how they confirmed, the exact wording they agreed to and when.
Every approval sits in a hash-chained record: each entry carries the fingerprint of the one before it, so a later edit would show. The database itself refuses to edit or delete those entries.
You send one link and get back to work.
Round 1
before: startthis: 7c1e…a904
Round 2
before: 7c1e…a904this: b35d…19fe
Round 3
before: b35d…19fethis: 0e8a…c27b
Example values. Each entry stores the fingerprint of the one before it.
What your clients can review
Your client pins comments on the real thing (a live site, an image, a PDF or a video) and approves it the same way every time.
Click anywhere on the real page.
Screenshots if a site blocks the script.
Pin or box any spot.
Comment on any page, approve the file.
Pin a comment to the exact second.
Same pins, same rounds, same sign-off, whatever the file.
Everything in the box
From the first link to the proof.
Make this button sage green so it matches the shop sign.
Connections
Your data
The short version is below. The long version is in the security page and the privacy policy.
Free tools
Browser-only. Nothing uploaded, nothing to sign up for.
Compare
Every fact has a source and a date, including where the others are ahead.
| Topic | TweakTick | BugSmash |
|---|---|---|
| Approve step | Yes | Yes |
| Sign-off record | Yes | Not found |
| Free plan | Not decided | Yes |
Where BugSmash is ahead: Ships new features about every two weeks.
See the comparison with BugSmash| Topic | TweakTick | MarkUp.io |
|---|---|---|
| Approve step | Yes | Partly |
| Sign-off record | Yes | Partly |
| Free plan | Not decided | No |
Where MarkUp.io is ahead: More file types: web, images, PDF, video and “30+ types”.
See the comparison with MarkUp.io| Topic | TweakTick | Pastel |
|---|---|---|
| Approve step | Yes | Yes |
| Sign-off record | Yes | Partly |
| Free plan | Not decided | Yes |
Where Pastel is ahead: A free plan with Approve and Request changes.
See the comparison with Pastel| Topic | TweakTick | ruttl |
|---|---|---|
| Approve step | Yes | Not found |
| Sign-off record | Yes | Not found |
| Free plan | Not decided | Yes |
Where ruttl is ahead: A free plan you can use today.
See the comparison with ruttl| Topic | TweakTick | BugHerd |
|---|---|---|
| Approve step | Yes | Not found |
| Sign-off record | Yes | Partly |
| Free plan | Not decided | No |
Where BugHerd is ahead: Built for bug tracking: a kanban board, element details and two-way sync with project tools.
See the comparison with BugHerdEach row is read from the full comparison page, where every fact has its source (checked 20 Oct 2026).
TweakTick is not launched yet; ours are built and tested, not a track record.
Founding 100
A lifetime licence for the first 100 customers. Your clients never pay or sign up.
See the Founding dealQuestions
What freelancers and agencies ask before they send their first round.
A person, not a botNo. Your client opens the link you send, comments and approves. They never create an account or a password.
No. On websites, you add a small script once and comments land on the real page. If a site can’t run it, the review uses screenshots at desktop, tablet and phone widths instead.
Live websites, images, PDFs and video.
Each version is a round (V1, V2 …) that freezes what was reviewed. The client presses Approve and confirms with a 6-digit code sent to their email, or asks for changes. Once a round is approved, its comments close.
Every approval is added to a hash-chained record: each entry carries the fingerprint of the one before it, so a later edit would show. Each sign-off gets a certificate page you can share.
No. Internal comments are removed before a client page is sent, not just hidden on screen.
The review falls back to screenshots. Some sites and browsers need extra steps, and we list them openly. See what is not supported yet.
The app runs on our own server, and the services we use are listed on the subprocessors page. You can export your workspace or delete your account from Settings. See the subprocessors.
Monthly plans with one flat price and no add-ons, and your clients never pay. The first 100 customers can buy a Founding lifetime licence instead: pay once, refundable within 30 days. See pricing.
One link for the comments, the yes, and the proof of the yes.
