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We built LayerDock to make website feedback less painful

Hey DEV 👋 I'm Zain. I spent years building websites for clients, and the hardest part was always the feedback. Screenshots in WhatsApp, vague emails, "the button looks off." Which button? So my co-founder Adeen and I built LayerDock. You open your live site in the browser, click anywhere and leave a comment on that exact spot. Each comment saves a screenshot, the device and browser, and any…

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