Report a website problem by pointing at it

Most people who spot a broken page are not developers. They know what looks wrong but not what a console error is, so the report becomes "the form is broken" and three rounds of follow-up questions.

Feedback DevTools lets anyone click the thing that looks wrong and write one sentence. The technical side, from the screenshot to the browser details and the errors in the background, is attached for the developer automatically.

For non-technical teams

Free plan included · no credit card · reporters need no account

Watch the 60s file:line demo first

How it works

  1. 1

    Open the link

    The site looks the same, with a small feedback button. No sign-up and nothing to install.

  2. 2

    Point at the problem

    Click the button, text or image that is wrong. For a whole area, drag a box around it.

  3. 3

    Say it in your own words

    "This price should say $49" is enough. The technical details are added for you.

  4. 4

    Know when it is fixed

    Each report moves from new to done on a board the team shares, and public projects list shipped fixes on a changelog.

Why non-technical teams pick Feedback DevTools

  • No jargon required. You describe what you see; the browser, screen size, errors and failed requests are captured for you.
  • No accounts for reviewers. Send a link to a client or a colleague and they can comment straight away.
  • Fewer follow-up questions. Developers get the exact element and a replay of the moments before the report.
  • The whole team is free to add. Pricing is per project, not per person.

See a real report before you sign up

The 60-second demo shows an actual source-mapped item: component, file:line, console error and the Claude Code prompt it generates. No account needed.

Open the demo

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know anything technical to leave feedback?

No. Click the part of the page you mean and describe the change in plain words. Feedback DevTools adds the technical details.

Do reviewers need an account?

No. Anyone with the project's shareable link, or on a site with the widget installed, can leave feedback without signing up.

What gets captured with my comment?

A screenshot, the element you clicked, the page URL, your browser and screen size, recent console errors and network requests, and a short replay of the page with typed values masked.

How much does it cost?

Collecting feedback is free and unlimited, for any number of reviewers. Pro is $9/mo per project.

Get early access and let anyone on your team report a problem in one click.