Stop chasing clients for screenshots.
Turn vague client feedback into developer-ready tickets automatically.
No credit card · 1 project free forever · works with ClickUp/Jira
Live demo
Click a page. Leave feedback. See the handoff.
Clients click the staging page, describe the issue, and your team gets a clean handoff without chasing screenshots or browser details.
Clients never need a ReviseFlow account.
Your team receives the screenshot and page context in one board.
The handoff actions appear after the first comment, while intent is highest.
Waiting for client feedback
Click the hotspot on the mock site to preview the handoff your team receives.
Workflow
Built for the agency handoff, not just feedback collection.
The job is not to collect more comments. The job is to turn every comment into something a developer can act on without another meeting.
Client clicks once
They mark the problem directly on the staging page instead of writing a vague email.
ReviseFlow captures context
Screenshot, URL, viewport, and browser context stay attached to the report.
PM reviews one clean card
Triage starts from a developer-ready report, not a thread of follow-up questions.
Route clean delivery work
Push the clarified task into ClickUp or Jira with the context already attached.
ICP
For teams where feedback quality directly affects delivery margin.
Agency owners
Protect delivery margin by cutting the billable hours lost to screenshot chasing and client back-and-forth.
PM / QA leads
Turn client comments, screenshots, and Slack notes into one clear review board before work reaches the backlog.
Delivery teams
Start each fix from a marked page, exact URL, and browser context instead of another round of clarification.
Why ReviseFlow
Built around the agency review loop.
ReviseFlow keeps the page focused on the work agencies actually lose margin on: client clarification, PM translation, and incomplete developer handoff.
Agency owners
Fewer review loops means fewer unbilled PM hours spent translating vague client notes into delivery work.
PM / QA leads
Every client comment becomes a structured triage card before it reaches ClickUp, Jira, or a developer.
Delivery teams
Developers receive cleaner tickets with the visible issue, page location, and browser context already attached.
Activation loop
A free pilot starts with one client review.
A user should know exactly what happens after Start free: create one project, install it on staging, submit one report, and route only the clarified work.
Start free
Start with one free project and one client review instead of a full process migration.
Create one project
The first target is simple: one staging URL, one widget token, one feedback board.
Install on staging
Add the install snippet to a review environment and confirm the feedback button appears.
Submit a test report
The live demo now previews this exact action before the user reaches the product.
Connect the handoff
After the first report, route clarified work into ClickUp or Jira when the loop proves useful.
Agency fit
Client-friendly by default, white-label when the account grows.
Start with a free project, prove the review loop, then keep the experience clean for client-facing agency work.
Free project creates the referral loop
Free users can start with a visible ReviseFlow credit in the launcher copy. It keeps the product discoverable when clients experience a smoother review.
Agency tier keeps the client relationship clean
Agency workspaces keep white-label launcher defaults and per-project overrides, so paid teams can make the feedback button match the client project.
End users see the value without a pitch
The brand loop is subtle: clients click, leave a report, and the team sees a cleaner handoff. The product explains itself through the workflow.
Supporting pages
Search paths for agency feedback work.
The main page stays focused on the review loop, while supporting pages cover the ClickUp, Jira, and WordPress angles agencies search for.
ClickUp
Position as visual bug intake before a ClickUp task: screenshot, URL, browser details, and PM triage.
Jira
Position as the clarification layer before Jira: capture first, route only developer-ready issues, then keep the context intact.
WordPress
Position as a plugin path for agencies: no theme edit, paste token, test connection, and capture page plus WooCommerce context.
Under the hood
Technical details stay one layer deeper.
Agency buyers can understand the feedback loop first. Technical teams can open the details when they need implementation context.
JavaScript widget
Add ReviseFlow to staging with a small install snippet so clients can click the page and leave feedback without an account.
React Native SDK
Mobile tester builds can use the same feedback loop when app teams need issue reports from real devices.
Developer context
Reports can keep the marked screenshot, exact URL, viewport, browser details, console context, and network context together.
AI and GitHub draft path
When the captured context is clear enough, ReviseFlow can help turn the report into reproduction notes or a GitHub PR draft path.
Pricing
Simple. Three plans.
No credit card. Install the widget, submit a test report, and see whether the handoff saves enough PM time to keep it.
FAQ
Answers before the first pilot.
Do clients need an account?
No. Clients can report issues from the widget without signing into ReviseFlow.
Does this replace ClickUp or Jira?
No. ReviseFlow improves the intake layer and can hand off cleaner reports to ClickUp or Jira.
Can we use it only on staging?
Yes. Many agencies start on staging so clients can review work before production release.
Is this new page changing the current homepage?
No. This is a separate landing page at /agency-feedback and does not replace the current homepage.
Turn one client review into a cleaner delivery loop.
Start with one free project. If it removes the screenshot chase, keep using it across the agency.