Logo rounds that end in a yes.
Turn your logo versions into a timeline your client can explore, pin, rate and sign off. No endless threads, and a clear record of every decision.
Free for students with a university email. The free plan needs no card.
Feedback shouldn’t live in fourteen different threads.
Clients reply by email, WhatsApp and voice note. Somebody says “make it pop”, somebody else wants the old one back, and you scroll back through all of it to work out what was actually decided.
Roundfy puts every version on one timeline and turns opinions into answers you can act on.
From first draft to signed off, in three steps.
No tools for your clients to learn. They open a link.
Drop in your versions
Upload each round as you go. Pin the parts that matter, like the symbol, the type and the color, so people comment on the right thing.
Share one link
Reviewers type their name and start. They rate each version, mark what to keep or remove, and answer the questions you picked.
Decide, and keep the proof
See scores, element verdicts and comments on one page. Ask for a sign-off and get a dated record of who approved which version.
Built for how logo rounds really go.
Everything is there to get a clearer answer, faster. Nothing is there to look busy.
Feedback on the exact element
Pin the symbol, the typeface, the color. Reviewers mark each one keep, tweak or remove, so “I don’t love it” becomes something you can fix. Click a pin to try.
A timeline you can walk through
Boards, a depth view and a before and after slider show how the brand changed.
Blind mode
Hide everyone’s votes until you reveal them, so opinions stay independent.
No accounts for reviewers
A link and a name. That is the whole sign-up for your client.
A record of the yes
Reviewers approve a version and you keep who, which version and when.
The round, on one page
Scores per version, keep and remove by element, every comment and every sign-off, ready to save as a PDF and attach to your invoice or send to the committee.
Private unless you say otherwise
Boards are hidden from search engines, reachable only by their link, and can sit behind an access code. Export everything whenever you like.
Made to fit how you work.
Tell us who you are and we’ll set it up that way.
“Why not just use…”
A fair question. Here is how the usual options compare for running a logo round.
| Email and chat | Figma comments | A survey form | Roundfy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Every version on one timeline | – | ~ | – | ✓ |
| Feedback pinned to the exact element | – | ✓ | – | ✓ |
| Keep, tweak or remove verdicts you can tally | – | – | ~ | ✓ |
| Independent opinions (blind mode) | – | – | ~ | ✓ |
| Reviewers need no account | ✓ | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dated sign-off per version | – | – | – | ✓ |
| One-page report of the round | – | – | ~ | ✓ |
✓ built in · ~ partly, with manual work · – not really. Figma is great for designing; Roundfy is for deciding.
Questions people ask first
Do my clients or committee need an account?
Who can see my logos?
Is it really free for students?
What does it cost for everyone else?
What happens if I cancel?
Does it work on a phone?
Run your next logo round on Roundfy.
Set up a board in a couple of minutes and send the link today.