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TweakTick
Client feedback and sign-off on live sites, PDFs and video
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Client feedback and sign-off on live sites, PDFs and video
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TweakTick is client feedback and sign-off for freelancers and small agencies. Send one link. Clients pin comments on your live website, images, PDFs or video, with no account and nothing to install. Each version is a round (V1, V2...). The client approves with a 6-digit code from their email, and you get a sign-off certificate. Works with Slack, Jira, Asana, Trello, Linear, Todoist and more, plus a Chrome extension. Free plan, no card needed. Paid plans from $19/mo.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Denzil, a solo founder from India. I also build Nudgesmart, a Shopify app.
Why I built TweakTick: client feedback for websites and designs still arrives as screenshots in email, notes in WhatsApp and "can you make it pop" on calls. Before writing code I read 601 reviews of feedback and proofing tools from 2024–26. Two complaints came up again and again: prices and plans that keep changing, and clients who won't use the tool because it asks them to sign up or install something.
What it does:
Who it's for: freelancers and small agencies who build websites and designs for clients.
What's different: clients never make an account, approval is a real step with an emailed code, and pricing is one flat price per plan. There's a Free plan with no card, and paid plans from $19 a month.
Honest part: TweakTick went live on 5 Nov 2026. It's new, and it's just me. Some sites block the review script, so it falls back to screenshots, and I list what isn't supported yet on the site.
You can click around a demo with no sign-up: https://app.tweaktick.com/demo
One question for you: when a client signs off on your work today, how do you record it, and would an emailed-code approval feel too formal for your clients?