Feedback on the real page. Not in an email chain.
Your client clicks an element on the live site and says what is wrong. You get a clear item with the page, the element and a screenshot. One script tag sets it up.
A web page with two numbered pins. A comment panel beside it shows a comment from a client and an open status.
The problem
Feedback gets lost on its way to you.
You send a link. The reply is an email with six screenshots and a list of comments. Half of them do not say which page or which button.
Screenshots with no context.
You get a picture. You do not get the page, the browser or the screen size.
Comments that do not match.
"The blue button" could be any of four buttons.
Nobody knows what is done.
The list lives in an inbox. Nothing says open, in progress or fixed.
How it works
From link to fix in three steps.
Step 1: Add one script tag.
Paste it into your site. It works on localhost, on a VPN and on a staging site behind a login. It runs in your reviewer's browser, so only our servers need to be reachable.
Step 2: Reviewers click and comment.
They click an element on the live page, write a comment and add a screenshot. No account. They can type a name if they want to.
Step 3: You get structured items.
Each item has a status, a priority, an assignee and tags. See them in the dashboard, or read them over the REST API.
What you get
Everything a reviewer sees. Everything you need.
One script tag
Add it once. It works on any site you can edit, including localhost and staging behind a login.
Click the element
Reviewers point at the exact part of the page, then comment. No more guessing which button.
Screenshots
Each item can carry a screenshot of what the reviewer saw.
Context captured for you
URL, element anchors, a snippet of the page markup, screen size, browser, and console and network information.
Structured items
Status, priority, assignee and tags on every item. Not a loose message.
Feedback that survives changes
Each item keeps several anchors. If the page changes, the item can still find its place.
Nothing gets lost
If the connection drops, the comment waits on the device and sends when it can.
Safe for your site
The widget lives in a Shadow DOM, so your styles and ours stay apart. A kill switch turns it off. If it fails, your page behaves as if it was never there.
For agencies and freelancers
Send one link. Get feedback you can act on.
Your clients do not need an account or training. They click, they comment, and you see the page, the element and the screenshot. Every item has a status, so you both know what is left.
See how agencies use itShow your agent exactly what to change.
See how it works for agentsPricing
Two plans. Unlimited feedback on both.
Pro is $19 a month for 5 projects and 3 seats. Agency is $49 a month for unlimited projects and 10 seats. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. We ask for a credit card.
Questions, answered.
What is Feedbackable?
It is a tool for feedback on live web pages. A reviewer clicks an element on your site and leaves a comment. You get a structured item with the page, the element, a screenshot and technical context. You read it in the dashboard or over a REST API.
How do I add it to my site?
You paste one script tag into your site. There is nothing else to install.
Does it work on localhost, a VPN or a staging site with a login?
Yes. The script runs in your reviewer's browser, not on our servers. Only our servers need to be reachable from that browser. Your site can stay private.
Do my clients need an account?
No. A reviewer can leave feedback without an account. They can type a name if they want one on the item.
Can it break my site?
We built it not to. The widget runs in a Shadow DOM, so your styles and ours do not touch. Every entry point is wrapped to catch errors. A kill switch can turn it off. If it fails, your page behaves as if it was never there.
What does a feedback item hold?
The comment, the page URL, anchors for the element, a snippet of the page markup, the screen size, the browser, and console and network information. It can also hold a screenshot. You add a status, a priority, an assignee and tags.
Can an AI agent read the feedback?
Yes. The public REST API lets developers and agents read items in a structured form.
What happens if the page changes after someone comments?
Each item keeps several anchors, not one. If one anchor no longer matches, the others can still find the element. The screenshot and the position keep the item useful if all of them fail.
What if a reviewer loses their connection?
The comment is kept on the reviewer's device and sent when the connection returns. Nothing is lost.
What happens when I join the waitlist?
We save your details and send you a confirmation email. We will write to you again when early access opens. Early access plans have a 7-day free trial. We ask for a credit card when you start it.
Stop chasing feedback.
Join the waitlist for early access. We will write to you when early access opens.
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