For freelancers & studios
Send one link. It holds the whole project.
Your client opens it without an account, clicks through live demos, says yes or asks for changes, and drops in their logo. You stop sending zip files and chasing replies over email.
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Cafe website
Two directions to look at, then tell us which way.
Direction one
Warm, editorial, unhurried.
Waiting on youSigned offDirection two
Bold type, big photography.
Your clientClient
This is exactly the warmth we wanted — let's build direction one.
Behind the link
Everything about the job, in the order they meet it.
No login, no attachments, no “which version was that again”. One page that stays current as the work moves.
The brief
What they asked for, written down once so nobody re-remembers it differently.
Your proposal
Scope, budget, timeline — the terms, where both of you can point at them.
Live demos
Real pages they can click, at desktop and phone size. Every version kept.
Sign-off
Approve, or say what to change. Recorded against the exact version they saw.
Files
Their logo and photos, your deliverables — in the same place as the work.
How the work actually goes
Publish, hear back, publish again — with a record of who agreed to what.
- You
Publish a version
Upload a self-contained page. clientdeck hosts it and keeps every revision, so v1 is still there when you ship v3.
- Them
React to the thing itself
Feedback lands on the demo they were looking at, stamped with the version — not in an email thread three days later.
- Both
Sign it off
One click each side. The answer is recorded against the exact version they saw, so “I approved that” has a date on it.
Someone sent you a link?
You're in the right place.
clientdeck is where the freelancer or studio you hired keeps your project. The link they sent you is yours — open it and everything about the job is there.
Lost the link? Ask whoever you're working with to send it again — they can reset it any time, and only the newest one works.
- Do I need an account?
- No. The link works on its own. Make an account only if you want every project you've commissioned — from every freelancer and studio — on one board.
- Who else can see it?
- Only people holding the link and the team doing the work. Project pages aren't indexed by search engines, and your files are served through checked, expiring links.
- What can I actually do there?
- Click through the demos, leave feedback on the exact page you're looking at, approve work or ask for changes, and upload your logo, photos and copy.
- Will my work be shown publicly?
- Only what your provider marks public, and never your brief, budget or conversation.
Your next client meeting could just be a link.
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