How I’m Making Website Feedback Easier for Developers and Agencies
Have you ever received website feedback like “this section looks wrong” without knowing which section the client was talking about? I built PinReview to solve this problem. PinReview helps developers, designers, and agencies collect visual feedback directly on websites. Instead of going back and forth through emails and screenshots, users can pin comments to specific areas of a page and turn…
Tired of website feedback like “this section looks off” without knowing which part the client meant? That's the problem PinReview aims to solve. The tool lets developers, designers, and agencies gather visual feedback directly on websites, eliminating the back-and-forth via emails and screenshots. Users can pin comments to specific spots on a page, turning feedback into actionable tasks. Here's what PinReview offers:
- Directly leave comments on websites
- Capture screenshots and technical details
- Organize feedback with a Kanban task board
- Collect feedback via an embeddable widget or browser extension
- Allow guests to comment without an account
- Review uploaded PDFs and images
PinReview was created to simplify website reviews and help teams focus more on fixing problems instead of clarifying feedback. If you're a freelance developer, designer, or agency working with clients, PinReview would love to hear your experiences. Check it out at https://pinreview.one, and watch a promotional video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_SnhYFGCpA. What tools do you currently rely on to gather website feedback from clients?
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