For freelancers

Client feedback, without the admin

Lyba is a client feedback tool for freelance Framer designers. Instead of chasing notes across screenshots, voice notes, and half-remembered calls, you send one review link. Clients pin feedback directly on your live Framer site with no login, you make the changes, and you get a dated approval — so every revision round stops turning into admin.

The problem

Where review time actually goes

Feedback scattered everywhere

Screenshots in WhatsApp, notes over email, a comment on a call you half-remember. Nothing is in one place and nothing is tied to the actual page.

“Can you just change one more thing?”

Without a record of what was agreed, revision rounds never end and scope quietly creeps past what you quoted.

No proof of sign-off

When a client says the work wasn't approved, you've got nothing dated to point back to.

How Lyba helps

One link, and the round runs itself

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One link, in context

Clients comment exactly where the issue is on your live site — no account, no new tool for them to learn.

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Revisions that close

Every comment has an open/resolved state, so you can see what's left and actually finish the round.

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A dated sign-off

When the client approves, you keep a dated record of what was agreed — your backstop against scope creep.

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Priced for one person

Pro is $19/mo with a free 14-day trial. Clients never need a paid seat.

FAQ

Good to know

Is Lyba a good feedback tool for freelance Framer designers?

Yes. It's built for exactly this: one review link, pinned comments on your live Framer site, and a dated approval record — without making your client sign up for anything. Pro is $19/mo and starts with a free 14-day trial.

Do my clients need an account?

No. They open a single link and comment on the live site. No account, no login, no paid seat.

How does it help with scope creep?

Every approval is saved as a dated record tied to the person who gave it, so when a request lands after sign-off, you have a clear reference for what was already agreed.