Made in Brisbane, for the people who give and get logo feedback.
Logo feedback usually lives in screenshots, group chats and “can you make it pop?” Roundfy puts every version on one timeline, so everyone sees what changed, and why.
Why it exists
A logo is rarely finished in one go. It goes through rounds: a first idea, a few tweaks, a comment from someone who joined late, a version nobody remembers approving. When that trail is scattered across inboxes, designers lose credit and clients lose confidence. Roundfy keeps the trail in one place: versions in order, comments pinned to the exact spot they are about, and a clear sign-off at the end.
Where it started
It began as a simple timeline for showing how a university student society’s logo had changed over the years. People liked seeing the history, and they wanted to comment on it, so it grew into a tool for designers, in-house marketing teams and clubs.
Who builds it
Roundfy is built and run by Mahdi Sarikhanifard, an interactive-device and kiosk developer in Brisbane. It is a small independent product, so a real person reads every message, and the Help button on every page goes straight to that person.
How we treat people
- Your work stays yours. We do not sell your data, show ads or read your boards unless you ask us to look at a problem.
- See it before you commit. A scripted walkthrough on sample content shows the whole round, free, no sign-up. Your first real round is a project pass (from $12, no subscription) or a plan, so what you see is always what a real client sees too.
- Honest prices. The price on the page is the price you pay, in US dollars. You can cancel in two clicks, and our refund policy is written in plain words, with the rules on the page.
- No passwords to lose. You sign in with an emailed code, and you can add two-step sign-in. Students with a university email get Campus for free.
- Your time matters. If something breaks, say so with the Help button. Replies come from a person, usually within two business days.
About the patterns
You may spot faint geometric patterns around this site. They are original drawings that mix two things we love: Persian tile geometry (the eight-pointed star) and Australian wattle. In the footer, the Southern Cross is drawn with eight-pointed stars. We kept them quiet on purpose, and we deliberately did not imitate Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander art, which belongs to its communities.
Acknowledgement of Country
Roundfy is made in Meanjin (Brisbane), on Turrbal and Yuggera Country. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands across Australia where our customers live and work, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.