Tweakly helps designers collect website feedback directly on the page. Clients simply click on any element and leave a comment, so there’s no need for messy chats, screenshots, or lengthy explanations. All feedback is organized by project, with instant Telegram notifications to keep designers in the loop. Spend less time clarifying revisions and more time creating.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm the maker behind Tweakly.

I built Tweakly to solve a problem many freelance designers know too well: collecting website revisions through endless chats, screenshots, and unclear messages.

With Tweakly, clients can simply open a website, click on the element they want to change, and leave feedback right there. Designers receive comments directly in Telegram.

I'm launching Tweakly to help freelance designers and small teams make the feedback process simpler.

I'd love to hear your thoughts:

How do you currently collect feedback from clients?
What's the most frustrating part of the revision process?
What would make Tweakly more useful for your workflow?

Tweakly is in beta, and I'm looking forward to your feedback. Thanks for checking it out!

One thing I've always found frustrating as a web designer is collecting feedback after sharing a website with a client.

Some comments come through Telegram, others through email, screenshots, or voice messages. And sometimes it's not even clear which element the client is talking about.

I'm curious how other designers handle this:

Do you use dedicated feedback tools?
Do you rely on screenshots and messaging apps?
What's the most frustrating part of collecting revisions?