Your client gets a link. They click where something needs to change. No back-and-forth.
The truth
Client feedback arrives as voice notes, screenshots, and reply-all chains.
You made the change they asked for, then they said that was the wrong version.
You gave three rounds of revisions on a project that was supposed to have one.
How kiro fixes it
Problem
Unclear feedback
kiro's answer
Client clicks the exact element. kiro captures position, browser, OS. You know exactly what to fix.
Problem
Version confusion
kiro's answer
Create a new version for each revision round. The old version is archived. Side-by-side compare available.
Problem
Unlimited revision scope creep
kiro's answer
Set feedback deadlines. After the date passes, the canvas closes automatically. Round done.
The workflow
Create a canvas — URL, video, image, or PDF.
Share the guest link. Client enters their name. No account needed.
They pin feedback directly on the work.
You fix, resolve, create a new version.
Close the round. Ship.
What you get
Share a link, your client comments without signing up. You decide what they can do.
Website, image, PDF, video, audio, gallery. One subscription, every format.
Number your rounds. Set deadlines. Pause and resume. Close when revisions are signed off.
v1, v2, v3 — each archived, each comparable. No more "the old version" confusion.
Recommended plan
10 canvases · 3 projects · guest links · all formats
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Set up your first canvas in under a minute. Free plan, forever.