Create a design project.
Add your logo, colours, and welcome note — client reviews feel like your studio, not a file dump.
AC
Acme Brand Workspace
Project name
Welcome to your project workspace…
Who it's for
FreelancersOne client portal for files, feedback, and approvals.DesignersRevisions and sign-off without scattered messages.Web designersMockups, staging links, and page approvals before build.AgenciesA branded portal for every client engagement.Video editorsCuts, revisions, and sign-off without chat chaos.PhotographersGalleries, selects, and approvals in one branded link.ConsultantsClear handoffs for decks, docs, and deliverables.
For designers
Client portal for designers
Mockups, revisions, and sign-off in one branded place — so “which file is final?” stops being a Slack thread.
From $9/month · Cancel anytime · Built for visual delivery
How it works
Set up a branded client experience, send one link, and keep mockups, revisions, and visual approvals in one place clients understand.
Send one link.
Clients open mockups, Figma links, and staging URLs without a walkthrough or a buried email thread.
Client invite link
mably.app/project/acme-brand
Copy link
Share, revise, approve.
Stack every revision on the same deliverable and lock visual sign-off before you hand anything off.
Brand guidelines.pdfApproved
Homepage mockup.pngPending
3 comments on latest revision
A calmer client experience for visual work.
Mably is a client experience tool that gives designers a simple client portal — keep Figma and Drive, but give clients one calm place for files, feedback, and approvals.
MockupsRevisionsFeedbackApprovalsFigma linksFile previewsClient CRMActivityHandoff
The design handoff mess
Feedback shouldn’t live in five apps.
You share a frame, the client bookmarks an old one, and feedback lands on last week's version. Nobody is ever sure which link is the latest.
final_v7_REAL.pdf forever. Rounds of changes pile up across email, Drive, and chat until the approved version is anyone's guess.
“Make it pop” arrives with no file, no frame, and no context — so you spend the afternoon guessing what the client actually meant.
Built for design delivery
Design workflows, without the chase.
Revisions on the deliverable. Every round stays stacked on the same file — not a new email.
Approvals before build. Homepage mock signed off — proof when scope drifts.
Figma, Loom, staging — one hub. Share the links clients always ask you to resend.
The client experience
What clients need to review your work.
Branding
Branded review space
Your studio look — not a generic SaaS login.
File library
Versioned file library. Mockups and exports with clear revision history.
Feedback
Feedback on the file
Comments and change requests stay with the work.
Activity
Activity clients can follow. Uploads, comments, and milestones in one timeline.
Having conversations, files, and links all in one place has made collaborating with my client much easier.
Megan Chapman
Is Mably right for you?
Right for designers who
Ship brand, UI, or web design to clients
Need clearer revision and approval loops
Want a polished client experience without building software
Not a replacement for
Figma, Framer, or your design toolsInternal design-ops or sprint boardsFull agency CRM or proposal suites
Sound like you?
Get startedFAQs
Client portals for designers — answered
Yes. Mably is a client experience tool — and a simple client portal for designers — one branded link for sharing mockups and exports, collecting feedback, stacking revisions, and getting approvals. Keep designing in Figma; Mably is the client-facing layer.
Create a project for the engagement, add your branding, drop in files or Figma/Loom links, and invite the client. They review, comment, and approve without hunting through email.
Yes. Request approval on a deliverable and the status stays visible. Mably records who approved what and when — useful before development or print.
No. Design in Figma (or wherever you work). Put the share link and exports in Mably so clients have one place for the latest work and decisions.
Both fit. Brand designers use it for identity rounds and lockups; UI/web designers use it for mockups, prototypes links, and pre-build sign-off.
Drive stores files. Mably adds a branded client experience with feedback, approvals, and activity — so delivery feels intentional, not like another shared folder.
