Comment on the exact spot
A reviewer opens the client link, clicks anywhere on the page, and writes a comment. They can also draw a box, a circle, or a freehand line to point at something larger. On a picture or a PDF page, a pin stays on its exact spot at any screen width.
Review mode works on phones and tablets as well as desktop screens. Reviewers need no account, and confirm they are a person before their first comment or approval.
Reviewers can fix their own comments
A reviewer can edit a comment they made through their link, move or resize its box, circle or drawing, or drag a pin to a different spot. They can delete it, and bring a deleted comment back for a few minutes with Undo.
Your team cannot edit a reviewer’s words. A deleted comment is hidden rather than erased: Sunrose keeps its text and earlier edits for the record, so the history of what was reviewed is not rewritten.
See who else is reviewing
When several people have the same page open, Sunrose shows each other’s pointers moving live, with a name and colour. Clients see other reviewers on the same link as “Guest 1”, “Guest 2”, or the name they typed. Your team sees everyone. Clients never see team members.
A name is a label, not an identity: everyone using one client link is one reviewer to Sunrose, and a typed name is not verified. Pointers are relayed between browsers as people move and are not stored. They are not sent from touch screens.
Turn cursors off
Every person can switch live cursors off from the control above the review button or in the review panel. Nothing is sent or received while it is off, and the choice is remembered in that browser. If a site’s own security settings block the connection, the review works as normal without cursors.
What happens to the comments
Comments appear in the project’s Feedback view, tied to the version they were made on. Set each one to Open, In progress, Ready to check, or Resolved as you work through them. A reviewer sees only the comments made through their own link, never your internal status or notes.