The project history lives in your head
Feedback is spread across WhatsApp, email, calls and screenshots, and you're the only one who knows which request belongs to which version.
Lyba gives freelancers a structured way to manage client feedback. Clients comment directly on your Framer site or React preview, and each review round tracks what was raised, what was resolved and what was approved. When an old decision comes back as a new request, you have a clear record to work from instead of a memory.
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Round 03 In review
“Could we pull the image back a little? I’d love to see the whole chair.”
Try a comment. Resolve it. See what’s left.
The work is only part of the job. Keeping track of every conversation becomes a job of its own.
Feedback is spread across WhatsApp, email, calls and screenshots, and you're the only one who knows which request belongs to which version.
A section signed off two rounds ago returns as a new request, and nobody acknowledges the direction changed.
The client comments on an old link, you've already shipped an update, and the screenshot matches neither.
Explore three rounds of an example project. Earlier approvals stay on the record while the next round moves forward.
A new collection needs a new review. Today’s feedback lives in Round 3, while the earlier approvals remain exactly where you left them.
Round 3 is in progress. This approval stays unchanged.
Yes. One review link, comments pinned on the real work, and a record of what was agreed each round — without making your client sign up for anything.
Framer and React both. Framer gets a Marketplace plugin; React apps install @lyba/react plus a small CI step for deploy previews.
No. They open a link and comment. No account, no login, no paid seat.
Each round keeps a dated record of what was approved. When a request lands after that, you have a concrete reference for the conversation — Lyba won't decide what's in scope, but it gives you the history to discuss it.
Share the real work, collect feedback in context, and keep every round connected to the one before it.
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