For designers

Design feedback that actually means something

“Looks great!” in a Slack thread is not an approval. Puxeline forces a binary decision — Approve or Request Changes — with a comment and a timestamp.

Works for every design deliverable

If it has a URL, you can get it approved.

Share Figma or prototype links. Client gives structured feedback instead of 10 emoji reactions.

Send each version with a note. No more "I liked the one from last Tuesday" debates.

Get explicit approval before posting. If they change their mind, you have the timestamp.

Share Google Docs links. Client marks approved or requests changes with specific comments.

Link to Loom or Frame.io. Client watches and leaves a verdict — not a 4-minute voice message.

Version control built in. v1 rejected, v2 approved — you'll never mix them up again.

Create your first request, share the link, get your answer.