Everything a logo round needs.
Nothing it doesn’t.
One link, one timeline, one decision. Here is what happens between sending a logo and getting a yes.
A timeline, not a thread
Every version sits on one board in order, so reviewers see how the logo changed and why. Drag to rearrange, or stack the versions in 3D depth to compare how they evolved.
Pins on the exact element
Drop a numbered pin on the symbol, the typeface or the colour. Reviewers mark each one keep, tweak or remove and rate it, so feedback is specific instead of “make it pop”.
Compare two versions
A reveal slider or side by side. Good for the last two candidates.
Your questions
Start from sensible questions, then edit, add and remove them. Ratings, pick one, pick several, open answers.
Sign-off
Reviewers approve a version or ask for changes. The record shows who, and when.
Round report
A clean printable summary of every version, the scores, the element verdicts and the decision. Save it as a PDF for the client file.
Brief for the next round
What to keep, what to rework, what to remove and what people said in their own words, written from the feedback in one click. It is generated in your browser, so nothing extra is shared.
Your originals stay yours
Reviewers only ever see a watermarked proof. The original file stays private on the server until you release it, which you do once you’ve been paid. Paid plans can also make reviewers accept your terms first, close a link on a date, and show you who has looked.
A dated record of authorship
Every logo you add is fingerprinted and time-stamped, and you can print a certificate anyone can check at roundfy.au/verify. It’s dated evidence, not a copyright registration.
No accounts for reviewers
They open the link and type their name. Add an access code for private boards.
Fast on a phone
Built touch-first, with no heavy framework. It stays quick on slow connections.
Independent opinions
Hide results until everyone has answered, so people do not copy each other.