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Modulat
Turn client handoffs into branded client portals you own
Handing work to clients always felt broken: you copy a mile-long URL, paste it in Slack, and hope they find it, then iterate and leave them juggling three links. Modulat gives each client one branded page on your own domain that gathers your links, notes, videos and files in one place. Swap the destination anytime and the link stays the same, so they always see the latest. Branded, password-protected, with a Figma plugin and Slack updates for clients. Free links to start; portals from $24/mo
I built this because handing work off to clients always felt broken. You finish something, copy a mile-long URL, paste it into Slack or email, and hope they figure out what they're looking at. Then you iterate, the tool gives you a new link, and suddenly the client has three URLs and no idea which one is current.
Modulat gives each client one branded page on your own domain instead: a portal holding everything you send them (prototypes, links, notes, videos, images, file downloads), grouped into sections they can always come back to. No accounts for the client, ever. They just open a link.
The three parts I'm happiest with:
It lives in Figma. Turn a frame into a shareable link and drop it into a client's portal without leaving the canvas. No other client-portal tool does this, because none of them are built for designers.
The link never changes. Swap what sits behind it (a new prototype, an updated Drive folder, a revised Miro board,...) and the client always lands on the current version.
Slack knows when you ship. Publish an update and the client's channel gets a message naming exactly what changed, item by item. Fix a typo and it stays quiet.
Beyond that: password protection and expiry for confidential work, three ways a link can behave (instant redirect, inline embed, or a branded page), portals branded to your studio or to the client, team seats so a whole studio works from one account, and a quiet view count so you're not left guessing whether it landed.
On pricing, so nobody's surprised: the free plan covers branded short links, and you can build a portal and see exactly how it looks. Client portals start at $24/mo (annual saves two months).
I'd genuinely love your feedback. What does your client handoff look like right now, and would this fix it?
One thing that would really seal it for me: let clients leave feedback or sign off directly on the portal. Right now updates still seem like theyd bounce back to email or Slack, and having a little comment thread or approval button right on the page would keep everything in one spot. Would make handing off work feel way more complete.
finally something that fixes the whole copy-paste-a-giant-link-into-slack mess. swapped out a doc behind a portal link and the client side just kept working, which honestly felt kind of magical.
Would love to see a built-in read receipts or view notification for each section so I can tell if a client actually opened the latest files without needing to ping them in Slack.
Congrats on the launch! The stable-link-swappable-destination thing is the part that would actually change my behavior. Half the reason handoff feels broken is that v3-final-FINAL lives at a different URL than v2, so clients bookmark the wrong thing and you spend a week re-sending links. Curious what you’re seeing on the client side: do they actually keep coming back to the portal, or is it mostly a one-time open? Feels like the retention answer decides whether this is a delivery tool or a client hub. Anyway, excited to test it out!!
About Modulat on Product Hunt
“Turn client handoffs into branded client portals you own”
Modulat was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 20 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #35 on the daily leaderboard. Handing work to clients always felt broken: you copy a mile-long URL, paste it in Slack, and hope they find it, then iterate and leave them juggling three links. Modulat gives each client one branded page on your own domain that gathers your links, notes, videos and files in one place. Swap the destination anytime and the link stays the same, so they always see the latest. Branded, password-protected, with a Figma plugin and Slack updates for clients. Free links to start; portals from $24/mo
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Igor Stumberger
Hey everyone! I'm Igor, the maker of Modulat ✌️
I built this because handing work off to clients always felt broken. You finish something, copy a mile-long URL, paste it into Slack or email, and hope they figure out what they're looking at. Then you iterate, the tool gives you a new link, and suddenly the client has three URLs and no idea which one is current.
Modulat gives each client one branded page on your own domain instead: a portal holding everything you send them (prototypes, links, notes, videos, images, file downloads), grouped into sections they can always come back to. No accounts for the client, ever. They just open a link.
The three parts I'm happiest with:
It lives in Figma. Turn a frame into a shareable link and drop it into a client's portal without leaving the canvas. No other client-portal tool does this, because none of them are built for designers.
The link never changes. Swap what sits behind it (a new prototype, an updated Drive folder, a revised Miro board,...) and the client always lands on the current version.
Slack knows when you ship. Publish an update and the client's channel gets a message naming exactly what changed, item by item. Fix a typo and it stays quiet.
Beyond that: password protection and expiry for confidential work, three ways a link can behave (instant redirect, inline embed, or a branded page), portals branded to your studio or to the client, team seats so a whole studio works from one account, and a quiet view count so you're not left guessing whether it landed.
You can poke around a real (example) portal without signing up: https://figu.modulat.co
On pricing, so nobody's surprised: the free plan covers branded short links, and you can build a portal and see exactly how it looks. Client portals start at $24/mo (annual saves two months).
I'd genuinely love your feedback. What does your client handoff look like right now, and would this fix it?
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