Solutions
Keep concepts, revisions, and approvals next to the people who commissioned them.
In practice
Creative work dies in version soup. Felagar treats the deliverable as the unit of review, with files, comments, and a portal that still feels like your studio.
A concept round should not require a WeTransfer and a follow-up. The client watches, comments, and approves. Chat and optional voice or video sit on the same relationship.
Creative teams bounce between Figma comments, email threads, and a PM tool that never quite matches the presentation. Clients lose the latest file.
Deliverable review is the front door for comps, motion, and decks.
Client communication (chat, voice, video) stays on the account, not a random Slack guest.
The portal presents your studio, not a generic SaaS chrome.
Brief in the project, ship a deliverable, review, then archive files where the next round can find them.
Open the project and drop the brief and references into Files.
Upload the round as a deliverable and request review.
Talk through notes in client chat, or jump on a voice or video call.
Mark approval and keep the pack in the company Files library.
Guest deliverable review uses a shared link plus email OTP, so a one-off stakeholder can still sign off.
No. Any round that needs a yes, a deck, a film, an identity, can move through deliverables. Design studios just tend to feel it first.
Create an account, invite your team and clients, and you’re live, with no DevOps side quest. Updates, uptime, and the portal stay on us so you can stay on the work that pays.