You wrote it. Now everyone has notes.

Whether it's a client or your own team, each person's feedback becomes its own version beside your original, so you take what works and create one final draft you stand behind.

Free to start. The people giving feedback don't need an account.

Same product. Three ways to say it.

Fictional campaign copy and feedback. No messages have been sent.

A headline and supporting line for a fictional modular-storage brand.

Current draft

A little more room to think.

Modular storage for small workspaces.

This is a preview. Your draft has not changed.

Original

A little more room to think.

Modular storage for small workspaces.

One possible next version

Space for your next good idea.

Modular storage for small workspaces.

The author kept the idea in the headline and the product explanation in the supporting line. Try the other version too. The direction is up to you.

From your draft to everyone's notes to your best version.

  1. Start with your draft.

    Write here, paste your text, or bring a Word file or Google Doc with its comments. Those comments stay private to you.

  2. Send one link.

    Clients, advisers or colleagues suggest changes, vote on wordings and leave comments, then send their feedback together. They don't need an account.

  3. Keep the best of each.

    Each person's notes become their own version beside your original. Take the changes that work, from anyone, and add a short note for readers on what changed.

When your text needs someone else's yes.

A website or campaign text.

The client, their boss and the brand person each want something different. See all three versions side by side.

A newsletter, post or speech someone else signs.

Keep their voice and their notes without losing the story you wrote.

Your own newsletter, post or script.

Send it to an editor or three trusted readers before it goes out, and keep the lines each of them made better.

A proposal, report or plan for a boss, board or committee.

Send it before the meeting, and come in with one version built from the notes you chose.

It came back in Word.

Bring the file with its comments, or a Google Doc downloaded as Word, and see each reviewer's feedback as its own version, the first one in seconds. Those comments stay private to you.

Bring the text everyone is about to sign off.

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