Tweak
The only client feedback tool built for the AI coding era
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Tweak lets web agencies and freelancers collect client feedback directly on live websites — no client account ever needed.
Clients open the link and start leaving feedback instantly. They click any element, type what they want changed, or preview colour and style changes live on the page. No screenshots. No email chains. No back-and-forth.
Every comment is pinned to the exact DOM element it belongs to. The Hub view organises all feedback into tasks in one place so nothing gets missed.
And with Tweak MCP, your AI agent can resolve comments, create Linear and Jira tickets, and manage the entire feedback loop — without leaving your editor.
Built for modern web teams who want faster, cleaner client feedback workflows on live websites.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
My first step was to download Twitter to take some screenshot of each screen What I wanted to see is basically like how we go from screen one to screen two to screen three So I was continuing cursor Please make the same screen with the same visual elements with the same color with the same image In two weeks and a half I did one full copy
Screenshot Every Screen And Walk Cursor Through The Flow To Vibecode A 1-to-1 Clone
David screenshotted every screen of the target app, walked Cursor through the flow one screen at a time, and instructed it to match visuals, colors and assets exactly. Full clone in 2.5 weeks plus a week for Apple review. Today he'd use mobbin.com to bulk-download screenshots and the Figma MCP to cut build time roughly in half.
I hired an influencer for $1,500. Professional video, beautiful footage on a real golf course, edited perfectly. My $0 screen recording from my basement — literally just me talking over a screen capture — doubled its install rate. I would never have known without testing both.
The basement screen-recording ad outperformed the $1,500 influencer video — iterate on raw content first
Duffett's experience echoes a pattern across consumer subscription apps: raw, authentic content — especially in acquisition contexts — outperforms polished production. The influencer video looked like an ad; the screen recording felt like advice from a fellow golfer. In a high-trust niche like golf, the latter framing converts better because it matches the context (someone sharing a tool they use) rather than advertising.
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1Clients click any element, leave feedback, and your AI agent fixes it automatically. No account. No screenshots. What would make this 10x better for you? 🚀