Draftnod helps independent creatives move client work from request to approval. Accept requests before they become commitments, keep draft versions distinct, and attach feedback and decisions to the exact version a client reviewed.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Dean, the maker of Draftnod.
Client projects often start in a chat, then scatter across messages, files, and questions about which version is final. I built Draftnod to keep the useful record of the work together: the request, what was accepted, each shared draft, feedback on that version, and the final approval.
Freelancers get a lightweight workspace. Clients can open their project through a link and PIN to send requests, review shared drafts, and approve the version they saw. There’s a free plan to try it.
How do you currently handle client feedback and approvals? What creates the most back-and-forth?