The decision tool for creative work
Your client swipes. The direction comes back.
Send visual options in one private link. Your client keeps, cuts, and marks what needs another look. You get a clean read instead of vague feedback, screenshot threads, or “I like them all.”
What teams use it for.
Photo selects
Send a set of images. Let the client keep, cut, and mark another look. Get a clean read on what makes the final edit.
Brand direction
Send logo routes, palettes, type, mood, and references. Find the strongest lane before the next design round.
Campaign concepts
Send visual territories before the meeting turns into scattered opinions. See what survives and what needs to go.
Video treatments
Send style frames, thumbnails, references, or edit directions. Get signal before building the whole piece.
Event / production visuals
Send looks, references, stage frames, or content directions. Quickly see what feels right before production gets heavy.
Swipe a sample review. Six cards, sixty seconds.
Stay slowly.
A boutique hotel for unhurried weekends. Brass at dusk, pearl in shadow, the kind of room you don't want to leave.
Everything a fast visual decision needs.
One private link
Send a review with a single URL. No reviewer account, no app, no login wall.
Swipe to decide
Keep, cut, or ask for another look. Most reviews take about a minute, on a phone.
A decision grid
Every swipe resolves into a clean grid: what landed, what missed, what's strongest.
Notes that travel
A note on any card rides with it into the grid.
Preview as the client
See exactly what your reviewer sees before you send. Nothing to explain later.
Private by default
Links are unguessable and scoped. Your work stays between you and the reviewer.
The mess that comes before the work.
Not more options. The right one, faster.
Add the options.
Photos and palettes. Whatever you need a reaction on. Eight to twenty cards is the sweet spot.
One private link.
Reviewers keep, cut, comment from their phone, between meetings. No app, no account, no login.
The grid comes back.
What landed, what didn't, what deserves another look. One artifact you can take into the next meeting and run on.
The finished read.
A clean read on what landed, what got cut, and what needs another look.
The grid.
A clean read on what landed, what didn’t, and what deserves another look. One artifact your team can run on tomorrow.
Common questions.
Do reviewers need an account?
No. They open the private link, swipe through the cards, and send their direction.
Is the link private?
Yes. Reviews are shared by private link. Only people with the link can access the review.
What happens after someone swipes?
SwipeGrid turns their choices into a clear read: what they kept, what they cut, what needs another look, and the notes they left.
Is this for final approval?
Not really. SwipeGrid is best for finding direction before the next round gets expensive.
Can I use my own images?
Yes. SwipeGrid is built around visual options, references, palettes, and creative directions.
What does beta mean?
SwipeGrid is free during public beta. Keep your share link. Accounts, team seats, and deeper archives can come later.
Create your first review.
Bring your own images or pull from the photo library. Free during the public beta: unlimited reviews, unlimited reviewers, the full decision grid every time.