Hey IH! π
I'm building Simplewiki β a simple tool that lets design agencies
create branded client portals for file delivery.
The Problem:
Most agencies send Google Drive links to clients. It looks unprofessional
and clients constantly lose files.
The Solution:
Create a beautiful, branded portal with your logo and colors. Clients get
a clean page to download all their files. Takes 5 minutes to set up.
I'd love your feedback:
- Would you (or agencies you know) use this?
- What's the biggest pain point I'm missing?
- Is $49/month reasonable for unlimited portals?
Check it out: https://simplewiki.carrd.co/
Weβre currently in the early-access phase and Iβm looking for founding users to help shape the final product with their feedback.
Thanks! π
I like this a lot. Sending Drive links always feels a bit βweβre still figuring things outβ β especially when youβre trying to position as a premium agency.
The 5-minute setup is key. Most agencies wonβt touch it if it feels like another tool they have to babysit.
One thing Iβm curious about: are you thinking about versioning or approvals inside the portal, or keeping it strictly for final delivery? That part can get messy fast with design work.
Overall though, this feels like a clean, focused idea. I can definitely see small agencies paying for something that makes them look more buttoned-up.
Clean concept ππ». Agencies care a lot about perception, and branded delivery instead of raw Drive links solves a real trust issue.
One security question since youβre hosting client files.
How are you protecting the download layer? Are files served through time-limited signed URLs, or are they publicly accessible if someone guesses the link? Also, are portals isolated per client with strict access control to prevent cross-client exposure?