EveryTask
Edit, sign, review and organise client PDFs and documents in one workspace, with one project free and no card needed.
Design Tools·Productivity·Operations & Logistics
What is EveryTask?
EveryTask is a PDF editor and document workflow tool for creating, editing, reviewing, approving and signing documents. Users can edit and annotate PDFs with text, highlights, comments and redaction, complete forms, place signatures, and merge, split, rotate and reorder pages. Documents are organised into projects, so each client's files, generated documents and uploaded PDFs sit together.
The product is aimed at independent professionals, growing teams and agencies, including marketing, design and creative agencies that handle proposals, client review and signed work. Templates for proposals, contracts, invoices and briefs can be filled in from a form, with a brand kit applying colours and fonts to generated documents.
What sets it apart is the emphasis on version history. Every save creates a new version, and restoring an earlier version moves a pointer rather than overwriting later work. Clients can be invited to comment on a document, threads can be resolved, and the decision stays alongside the file. A Google Drive integration lets users import a selected PDF directly into a client project.
A free workspace includes one project, and many of the free tools, such as merge, split, rotate and images to PDF, can be used in the browser without an account. Paid plans add more active projects.
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