Showing the work is only half of a review. The other half is hearing what people think.
Until now, that part usually happened somewhere else. The site was on screen while comments came through Slack, a call sat open in another window, or an email arrived the next morning with one more thing.
Now everyone who opens a Live link joins the room.
Chat sits in a drawer next to the page, and messages reach the host and everyone watching right away. Join halfway through and the conversation is already there, so you can catch up without asking what you missed.
If someone wants to speak, they can raise a hand and the host will see it. The host can also bring more people in without leaving the session: type an email address and the invite goes out with the link. If the link is limited to specific addresses, they're given access at the same time.
Viewers are still viewers. They can watch, chat, and join the conversation, but editing stays with the host, just like with any shared link.
The room lasts as long as the session does. End the session and the chat goes with it.
Open a project, turn on Live link, and start a session.