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Approvelo – Simple client approval links for freelancers (free beta)

I built Approvelo because I was tired of approval chaos.

Every freelancer knows the problem: clients approve work across email, WhatsApp, Slack, and voice notes. By the time you think you're done, you're not sure if they really approved or if more revisions are hidden.

What it does:

  • You create an approval request (takes 30 seconds)
  • Send client a clean link
  • Client approves, requests changes, or rejects
  • You get a timestamped record in your dashboard
  • Client doesn't need an account

Who it's for:
Web designers, developers, video editors, logo designers, copywriters, social media managers — anyone who needs clear client sign-off before final delivery.

It's completely free during beta: approvelo.com

I'm looking for early users to test it and tell me if it actually solves the problem. Would love feedback.

on May 2, 2026
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    This approval chaos problem is very real. I am researching a nearby workflow as a UX/UI designer and full-stack developer: not final-delivery approval, but approving scope changes before extra work starts. In your testing, do users care more about timestamped sign-off, or about pricing/scope/invoice updates connected to the approval?

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