Client feedback, on the actual page

Paste a client’s domain. Share a link. Collect pinned feedback.

Web Reviewer loads the live site in a review workspace. Your client drops comments straight onto the elements they mean, replies in thread, and even edits the page — while you watch it all land as tasks you can triage.

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Any public page works. You’ll sign in with a magic link, then get a share link to send on.

Reviewed pages are sandboxed in a restricted iframe.

Everything a review round actually needs

Built for the messy middle of a website project — the part where feedback arrives as screenshots in a group chat.

  • Pinned comments and threads

    Clients click the thing they mean. Every pin sticks to its element, survives reflow, and opens a threaded reply chain — no more “the button under the third heading”.

  • Status, priority and assignees

    Each pin doubles as a task. Move it open → in progress → resolved on a kanban board, set priority, and hand it to whoever is fixing it.

  • Live visual edits

    Reviewers retype copy or nudge styles directly on the page. You get the before and after per element, and can export the accepted changes as CSS.

  • Context captured for you

    Browser, OS, device, viewport, scroll position and a screenshot are attached automatically, so “it looks broken on my end” is finally answerable.

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    Paste the domain

    We render the live site through our proxy — nothing to install on the client’s server.

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    Send the share link

    Your client types their name and starts commenting. No account, no password unless you want one.

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    Work the board

    Triage pins by status and priority, reply in thread, and export the visual edits you accept.