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Version chaos ends on a timeline.

Built for freelance designers who would rather make the work than chase it.

No client log-in·Image, video, PDF·Export everything, any time
Timeline39 EVENTS2 NEED REVIEW
LATEST EVENT · AUG 6
Modern, revisedAug 6Studio20/1 APPROVED
Three red-lines on ModernAug 6Client3
Facade, six directionsAug 6Studio240/6 APPROVED
Kickoff notes and moodboardAug 6Client3
Hellerup Rebrand
How it works

You drop the work and write a line.We handle the sending, and the answers coming back.

No handover mail to write, no link to chase, no upload that expires.

You drop

Drag the work onto the project.

You write

Give it a title and a description.

We handle

We send the invite. Comments and email replies come back on the entry.

Your client needs no account, and there is no way to make one.

The story

One deliverable, end to end.

The studio's afternoon, then the client's. The page performs it; every surface stays live under your hands.

Step 01The project

The whole studio on one screen. Open the job.

Step 02The upload

Drag the day's work at it: three folders, whole.

Step 03The entry

Three folders, one entry, three options. Never a version number.

Before it goes outThe board

One look across all three, on one plane.

Zoom once and you are at that magnification on every direction at the same time.

Keyboard: arrows pan · 0 fits

Step 04The link

One link, scoped to the study. Password and expiry, one glance.

Locked per option

Deliver protected: watermark + 50% until you release. The original stays on the server.

On a paid plan
Step 05The email

The invite goes out wearing the project's name.

From the project's own address, so replies already know the way home.

On a paid plan
Step 06The button

Your client clicks the button. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

Step 07The door

They type a name once. The door opens wearing Studio Fjeld.

No client account in BlickDrop, on any plan, and no way to make one. They can tick a box to be remembered on that browser for thirty days.

The client opened the linkThu 16:33

Access log · every open, with a time

Step 08The options

Three options, plain to see. They open Modern.

The portal is a page: they scroll the room before they choose.

Step 09The mark

Their comment pins to the pixel, and saves itself.

They pan once, comment on the corner, and leave their verdict in the discussion.

massing-turntable.mp4 · 0:12

Video comments carry the exact second. "Hold this angle."

moodboard.pdf · Page 4 / 12

PDFs are rasterised page by page. "This palette."

1 red-lineSaved

Step 10The reply

They reply by email. The reply lands on the timeline, where the job began.

No app on their side, ever: they pressed Reply. It arrives without a refresh.

Client16:41 · via email

@Studio Fjeld the corner reads calm from the water side. Modern wins it for me.

Comments batch into one email, not one per click. A note can carry a tick box.

On a paid plan

Every mark carries a name.

Owner editor viewer the client needs no account

ApprovedOpt-02, Modern approved by the client
6 Aug 2026, 17:48 · from a share link, no account · 2 options archived

Decision event · immutable on the timeline

hellerup-rebrand-full-export.zip · building · 62%

No lock-in: the whole project zips in the background, originals included.

EpilogueYour name on the door

Not a BlickDrop page with your logo in the corner.

The door your client walked through is this one. Every control below restyles it live, and replays the arrival they see.

Surface family
Corners
Display face
Identity
Accent
Arrival

Each control, one element, the same attributes the product writes for a project. Replay runs the whole first visit.

Your brand, our status colours: APPROVED green is fixed in every brand a studio can build. The plan fills the square: initials on every plan, your cover on Pro, your own mark on Business.

39 eventsUpdated 2h ago
27 eventsUpdated 2d ago
14 eventsUpdated 5d agoDraft
Where we are

Closed beta. Built by freelancers, for freelancers.

BlickDrop is not finished, and we are not pretending otherwise.

Free while in beta

It costs nothing yet

No card, no trial clock. When pricing arrives you hear it from us first.

A direct line

You email the builders

No support tier, no ticket queue. A Tuesday bug is usually a Thursday deploy.

Shape the roadmap

The next feature is yours

Lock and reveal exists because a beta user was tired of chasing an invoice.

What is deliberately not on this page

No logos of companies that do not use BlickDrop. No testimonials we wrote ourselves. No counter of users we lack.

Questions

The six we actually get asked.

Does my client need an account?

No, and there is no way to make one. A share link is the whole thing: open it, type a name, start commenting.

Can my client see my other projects?

No. A link opens one project, or one deliverable if you scoped it. Nothing outside it is reachable, and locked originals are refused by the server, not just hidden by the page.

On a paid plan
What can I put on a timeline?

Images, video and PDF annotate in place. A comment pins to the pixel, or to a captured frame at its exact second.

What does the beta cost?

Nothing. Free for as long as it is in closed beta. No card on file, no trial timer.

Do I control the watermark?

Yes, per option: low-res at 25% or 50%, your watermark, either, or both. Unlocked deliverables come down clean, at full resolution.

Do share links expire?

Only if you set one. There is no forced expiry: a client coming back next year still has a working link.

Your next project deserves a timeline.

Step 07, yours · the same door the story's client walked through
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