Mewboard for design studios: clients, projects and a calm team.
A studio runs a website relaunch, an app and a brand refresh at the same time, and every client writes in a different place. Mewboard keeps the projects apart and brings the requests together.
What you can run in Mewboard
- A project per engagement. Milestones for the public beta and the launch, a timeline of who does what, and the files and briefs attached to the project.
- Requests land by themselves. A message to the project Telegram chat or email address becomes an issue with the sender and the files.
- Clients see their part. Invite a client as a viewer of one project, or keep every client in a separate workspace.
- Claude in the team. It takes bug fixes and copy, comments on drafts and ticks the checklist, under its own name.
How teams like this set it up
A typical setup: a Clients folder with one project per client and an Internal folder for the studio itself. Pin the project you are in the middle of, and let reminders handle the follow-ups.
See it with realistic data. The sample workspace for this page is full of realistic projects, clients, reminders and history. Change anything you like: it resets every night.
Try it with one client project.
It takes a minute to sign up, and it is free for up to five people.