One source of truth
Every request and its status in one place instead of across inboxes.
Review and approval tool
Get to “approved” in fewer rounds.
Clients and stakeholders review the actual website, leave pinned comments and follow each request to completion. Everyone can see what is left before sign-off.
example.com/pricing
This pricing card heading is unclear.
Screenshot + browser context
Approvals stall when nobody knows what is still open.
Feedback is scattered across emails and documents, some of it is already done, some is outdated, and the client is not sure whether the last round was addressed. The launch waits.
A review cycle with a clear finish line
Collect, resolve, confirm.
- 1
Invite reviewers to the page
Share the site; reviewers comment directly on the elements they want changed.
- 2
Resolve on the board
Your team prioritizes, assigns and completes each request, replying in the thread.
- 3
Confirm before launch
Reviewers are notified as items are resolved, and the board shows when nothing is left open.
Why teams run reviews in Pintelly
Visible progress
Clients follow replies and status changes without asking for updates.
Clean history
Completed and dismissed requests stay on record with the reason.
Review and approval questions
Is there a formal sign-off step?+
Today approval is tracked through request status and comments. A dedicated sign-off step is on the roadmap.
Can we review designs before they are built?+
Pintelly reviews web pages. Image, PDF and Figma review is on the roadmap.
Can several stakeholders review at once?+
Yes. Each reviewer's comments are listed separately with their own threads.
Do reviewers need to install anything?+
No. They open the website and use the widget.