Stop losing the why behind design changes.

Best fit

Best for product designers, design leads, brand designers, UX researchers, and creative leads managing stakeholder feedback and revision loops.

Core pain

Design feedback is scattered, and the reason behind changes fades faster than the file changes.

Pain language

Design feedback is scattered and I keep losing the why behind changes.; A stakeholder asked for this, but I do not remember the reason.; References, notes, comments, and tasks are all separate.; I need a clearer design decision trail.

What TimeLens remembers

Feedback source; Decision rationale; References; Revision state; Open questions; Stakeholder asks; Review notes

Workflows

Attach feedback and references to the design task they affect.; Preserve the rationale behind design changes and tradeoffs.; Review what changed, what is blocked, and what needs stakeholder input.

Make design feedback compound.

Use TimeLens to keep feedback, decisions, references, and revisions connected.

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Common questions

Direct answers about TimeLens for Designers and design leads.

• Who is TimeLens best for among Designers and design leads? Best for product designers, design leads, brand designers, UX researchers, and creative leads managing stakeholder feedback and revision loops.
• What problem does TimeLens solve for Designers and design leads? Design feedback is scattered, and the reason behind changes fades faster than the file changes. TimeLens connects Figma comments, Stakeholder feedback, Research notes, References in one place so nothing slips between context switches.
• How is TimeLens different from other tools for Designers and design leads? Design tools hold the canvas. TimeLens remembers the decision trail around the canvas.

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