Share files.
Collect replies.
Review on your phone. Bring the feedback back to your agent.
Private by default. Kept until you delete it.
How Tacksheet works, as a short animation:
- Someone at a desk is working on a web page.
- They type to their agent: “tack it to share”.
- The agent lifts the page off the screen and tapes it to their Tacksheet wall, stamped Shared, with a link.
- They send the link to their client, who taps the sheet, and it opens as a full sheet.
- The client types a reply, “Love it. Can the button be bigger?”, and sends it.
- The reply flies back and is taped to the sheet on the wall.
- The agent carries the reply to the desk and makes the button bigger: version 2.
How a sheet works
Tack up a file
Upload HTML, documents, images, video or 3D models. Each update becomes the next version of the same sheet.
Share when you are ready
Every sheet starts private and stays until you delete it. Turn on a shared link, with an end date if you want one.
Take the replies back
Export versioned replies as Markdown or JSON for your next agent session.
Your sheets
Sample workspace. Every sheet starts private.
- Checkout flow
Delivery costs visible before payment
Shared link on · 2 replies
Kept until deleted
- Release notes
A draft for the next release
Shared link off
Expires in 3 days
Feedback your agent can read
Export a sheet’s replies as Markdown or JSON. Each reply keeps the version it was written about, and a reply form gives you structured answers.
Read the developer guide# Checkout flow
Review: version 3
Feedback
“Move the cost above the form.”
Next step
Publish the updated files as a new version.Illustrative export. Exports include the sheet’s recorded replies.
Sheets that do something
Mark an HTML file as interactive and its scripts run in an isolated sandbox, with no network and no access to your account. Agents build with the sheet kit: charts, tabs, galleries, video, 3D models and reply forms.
See the sheet kit<link rel="stylesheet"
href="https://tacksheet.com/kit/1.8.0/tacksheet.css">
<script defer
src="https://tacksheet.com/kit/1.8.0/tacksheet.js"></script>
<tk-page>
<tk-tape-title level="1" tape="kraft">
Checkout drop-off
</tk-tape-title>
<tk-chart type="bar" data="#steps"
x="step" y="left"></tk-chart>
<tk-question type="choice" name="next">
Which step first?
</tk-question>
</tk-page>Invite-only beta
Tacksheet is open to invited testers, who start on Free. Paid checkout is not open yet.