Share files with your clients, collect their feedback on the work itself, and know what they approved.
Those three tools each hold a piece of the same job, which is why nobody is sure which version is current or what was agreed. Clientroom keeps the file, the feedback on it and the decision about it together.
Clients click the page and leave a pin, so there is no describing which logo on which slide. PDFs and images take pins on the page; audio and video take them at a timestamp, so a note about the music at 1:12 sits at 1:12.
Put a version up for review and your client gets two options: approve it, or request changes. Requesting changes asks for at least one comment first, so a no always comes with a reason attached.
Preflight catches typos, inconsistent formatting, and leftover placeholders before a version reaches your client — spelling, stray draft markers, mismatched quotes, a [client name] nobody swapped out.
A file keeps its name and gathers versions underneath it. The older cut stays where it was, and so does the conversation about it — comments anchor to the version they were left on, so re-uploading never shifts anyone’s feedback.
The same portal, in its own app. Handy when you’re dragging files in all day and would rather not keep your work in a browser tab.
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No. Each client has their own folder, and the people you invite reach nothing outside it. Downloading and uploading are separate permissions you grant per person.
Yes. Your colours, logo and heading font apply across the portal your clients see, and you get your own address at yourname.clientroom.work.
PDFs and images take pins on the page, audio and video take pins at a timestamp, and everything else gets a plain thread on the file.
No, the web app is the whole product. The Mac app is the same thing in its own window, for people who'd rather not keep a tab open.
Clientroom is in private beta. Leave your email and we'll let you know when it opens up.
Can the mark sit a touch higher here?