Pintelly for freelancers

Keep client revisions from taking over your week.

Let clients point to the exact part of the website, explain the change and send the context with it. You get one revision list instead of a trail of messages.

A simple review flow for solo work. No credit card required.

Revision round
3 / 3
1Make the logo smallerOpen
2Fix mobile spacingIn progress
CTA copy approvedDone

Small revision requests create a large coordination cost.

A five-minute change can take half an hour to locate, confirm and track when the request arrives as a voice note or an unlabeled screenshot. Pintelly keeps every revision anchored to the live page.

A revision loop you can finish

Give the client a clear way to request changes and give yourself a clear definition of done.

  1. 1

    Share the website

    The client reviews the current page instead of preparing a separate document.

  2. 2

    Collect precise revisions

    Each note includes its location, screenshot and browser context.

  3. 3

    Work through one list

    Reply, resolve and show progress without searching old conversations.

  4. 4

    Close the review round

    Both sides can see what was requested and what has been completed.

Protect focus without making clients feel managed

Less admin between changes

Requests arrive ready to understand, not ready to decode.

A visible scope trail

The revision history makes new requests and completed work easier to distinguish.

Professional handoff

Clients get a simple review experience while you keep an organized delivery record.

Freelancer revision workflow questions

Will my client need training?+

No. The client opens the website, clicks the relevant area and leaves a comment.

Can I use Pintelly during staging reviews?+

Yes. You can collect feedback on any accessible website where the Pintelly widget is installed.

Does it help prevent scope confusion?+

Pintelly preserves the request, context and discussion, giving both sides a clearer record of each revision.

Is Pintelly suitable for a solo freelancer?+

Yes. The workflow is useful even with one person delivering the work because it reduces coordination and follow-up.

Spend revision rounds building, not searching.

Put every client request on the page and every decision in one list.