Request
A client or freelancer writes down the title, brief and requested date.
Client work, without the loose ends
Less chasing.
More creating.
Draftnod gives independent creatives and their clients a lightweight workflow from first brief to final approval.
Free to start · no card required · explore the sample demo
THE WORK, AT A GLANCESample request ↗
Awaiting acceptance
Spring campaign landing page
A spacious editorial landing page for the April collection. Keep the product story clear and let the new photography lead.
- 01Request
- 02Accept
- 03Review
- 04Approve
One brief. Every version. A clear decision.Explore the sample demo ↗
- Free to start
- Shared client portals
- Built for independent creatives
Why it exists
Good work deserves
a clear process.
Messages are good at being immediate. They are less good at holding the brief, the exact draft a client saw and the decision that followed.
Draftnod keeps those pieces together so a freelancer can run several client relationships without carrying every open loop in their head.
Chat is good atKeeping a conversation moving.
Fast questions, context and the everyday back-and-forth.
Draftnod is good atKeeping the work legible.
The accepted request, version history, feedback and final decision stay connected.
A request has a shape
From a loose ask to a clear next step.
Acceptance keeps a client request from quietly becoming a promise, while versions keep feedback attached to the thing it describes.
Accept
The freelancer chooses what can actually fit. Pending is a useful state.
Review
Drafts become versions. Comments and decisions stay with the exact version.
Approve
A decision closes the loop without rewriting the history that got you there.
Product proof
A small surface that answers the practical questions.
See what needs attention, which draft is current and who has the next move—without another heavy project-management layer.
Clear queue
Spring campaign
Packaging copy pass
Know what is open.
Scan client, status and waiting-on signals in one request list.
Version history
v03 · latest
v02 · reviewed
Keep drafts distinct.
Each version stays intact instead of silently changing underneath feedback.
Decision record
Approved · v03
Comment · v03
Close the loop safely.
Comments and approval point to the exact version a client saw.
Two ways in
A useful front door for both sides.
Freelancers can shape their own queue. Clients can send the first note without installing anything or pretending a request is already accepted.
Add the work you already agreed to.
Organize by client, keep a requested date in view and move directly into a draft.
One project link. One simple PIN.
See your tasks, send a request and review shared drafts. New requests wait for the freelancer to accept.
Try the project portal ↗Free / Pro
Free to start. Pro when the work grows.
Free covers the core request and review loop forever. Pro is $5/month or $54/year with more active projects and custom portal branding. Pricing is shown here as the intended plan, not an active checkout.
Questions, plainly
Before you begin.
Is Draftnod a chat replacement?
No. Keep the conversation where it already works. Draftnod gives the request, its versions and the decision a place that does not disappear up a chat thread.
How do clients access their project?
Open the project link shared by your freelancer and enter its six-digit PIN to send requests, comment on published drafts and approve work.
What is in Free and Pro?
Free is forever with one active project, up to 20 open tasks, text and external-link drafts, comments and approvals. Pro is $5/month or $54/year for up to 20 active projects, unlimited open tasks and custom client portal branding.
How do I start?
Create a free account to save your workspace and share project links with clients. You can also explore the separate demo with fictional sample data. Paid checkout and file uploads are not available yet.
Start with the surface
Make room for
the actual work.
Open your workspace One free project · saved work · client requests and approvals