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I'll Set Up a Client Website Feedback Workflow for Free on One Real Project

If you're a freelance developer or run a small web agency, you probably know this situation: A client sends feedback over WhatsApp. Another change arrives by email. Someone says, "Can we move this slightly?" You have to

If you're a freelance developer or run a small web agency, you probably know this situation:

A client sends feedback over WhatsApp.
Another change arrives by email.
Someone says, "Can we move this slightly?"
You have to figure out which page and element they're referring to, translate it into a development task, and keep track of whether it's an included revision or additional work.

The actual change might take five minutes. Managing the request can take much longer.

I'm offering free setup on one real client project

I'm working with Tweak (https://tweak.page/), a platform built to connect client website feedback directly to the development workflow.

I'd like to help a few developers or agencies set it up on one of their actual staging websites, free of charge.

Here's what the workflow looks like:

  1. Add Tweak to your staging website: Your developer adds the integration to the staging site.
  2. Client leaves contextual feedback: Clients open the staging URL and click directly on the element they want changed. They don't need an extension or Tweak account.
  3. Requests reach your team: Each request appears in the team hub with its page and element context.
  4. Assign and implement: Organize requests, assign them to developers, and work with them through Cursor or Claude using MCP.
  5. Close the loop: Send completed changes back to clients for review and approval.

There's also a way to classify requests as in-scope, revisions, or out-of-scope. Additional work can go through a separate change request with estimated cost, hours and timeline for client approval.

Who would benefit?

  • Freelance web developers handling multiple clients.
  • Webflow, Framer and WordPress agencies.
  • Small development teams managing ongoing website maintenance.
  • Developers who regularly receive scattered client change requests.

What I'm offering

I'll help configure Tweak on one real staging website, guide you through the feedback and developer workflow, and help you test it with your team.

No payment for the initial setup. You can try it alongside your existing process and decide whether it actually helps.

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM with:

  • What kind of websites you build.
  • How you currently collect client feedback.
  • Whether you have an active staging project we could use.

I'd especially like to hear from developers who are still managing client revisions through WhatsApp, email and screenshots.

Website: https://tweak.page/

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