Hey PH 👋 I’m Leslie. I built Lyba because I got tired of the same conversation happening at the end of projects. “We never approved that.” Meanwhile the approval is buried somewhere between a Slack thread, a WhatsApp voice note, three Loom links, and an email chain that now feels like digital archaeology. So I built Lyba for Framer. It’s a native plugin, not another external review tool duct-taped onto your workflow. You generate a secure review link, send it to the client, and they can pin feedback directly onto the live site. Every comment is tied to the exact breakpoint it was left on, alongside who left it. When the project is approved, one click creates a timestamped approval record that can’t be edited or “misremembered” later. No client accounts. No onboarding friction. No “can you send the link again?” No scattered feedback across five different platforms. A few things I’d genuinely love feedback on: • Should this stay Framer-native, or is there enough demand to support Webflow / generic website reviews too? • What’s the one thing stopping this from becoming part of your default handoff process? There’s a 14-day free trial live on the Framer Marketplace right now. No card required. Would genuinely love to hear how everyone here is handling client reviews today, especially the messy parts nobody really talks about.

Lyba: The client review layer for Framer

Client approval for Framer sites — without the email chain.

Client approval for Framer sites — without the email chain.