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A client asks for one small website change. What happens next?
The client sends a screenshot.
The developer asks which section.
The client explains again.
The PM creates a task.
The developer tries to understand what needs changing.
The fix is ready. Now someone has to send it back to the client for approval.
A 10-minute change becomes an entire communication loop.
We thought there should be a better way to handle this.
That's why we're building Tweak.
Not another place to collect website comments. A workflow that connects the entire process:
→ Clients point to exactly what needs changing on the website. No account or installation required.
→ Requests arrive as contextual tasks in the team's workspace.
→ Managers can assign work to developers.
→ Developers or AI agents can pick up tasks through their existing workflow, including Cursor and Claude via MCP.
→ Once the change is ready, clients can review it, ask for clarification or approve it.
The goal is simple: Stop translating feedback between people. Start moving requests all the way to completion.
We're looking to connect with Webflow developers, Framer freelancers and agencies who handle ongoing client website work.
If that's what you do, I'd love to hear how you currently manage the journey from client request to completed change.
Explore Tweak: https://tweak.page/
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Client feedback on the live page | Tweak.page
Clients pin feedback to exact elements on your live site. Developer gets element and context ready for Cursor, Claude, or any MCP agent.
Pinning feedback in place makes sense.
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