Feedback that sticks
right to the page.
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on the page and leave feedback where it matters.
This blue feels a bit sad 🥲 can we warm it up to match the brand?
Chrome · macOS · 1440×900
This heading’s playing it shy on mobile — give it room to shout? 📣
Safari · iOS · 390×844
“Start a project” sounds like homework. Can it just say “Start free”? 😄
Firefox · Windows · 1920×1080
Can we nudge this like… 3 pixels?
This looked better in my imagination.
From “can you change…” to changed.
Live in the time it takes to make a coffee. Clients need zero training.
01Paste one line
Drop a single <script> tag onto your staging site. That’s the whole setup.
02Share the link
Send clients a link. They click anything and pin a note. No account, no password.
03Triage in your nest
Every comment lands in your dashboard, pinned to the exact element.
The whole flock, one tidy sidebar.
Every note lands as a pin on the page and a card in the sidebar, where they scan what’s open, reply in threads, and resolve things on the spot. No new tool to learn, nothing to install on their end.
- Hover a pin for a preview, click it for the thread
- Open and resolved, kept apart
- Threads, edits and one-click resolve, inline
- A toolbar with hotkeys: V, C, S and P
Sarah Chen4wThis color feels a bit sad, can we warm it up to match the brand?
3 repliesMarcus LiuThis heading’s playing it shy on mobile, give it room to shout?
2 repliesJamie Torres4w“Start a project” sounds like homework. Can it just say “Start free”?
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Priya Sharma4wLogo’s hugging the top edge a little too tight, let it breathe?
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Every site you’re reviewing sits in one dashboard: open and resolved counts at a glance, the client link a click away, and inside each project the comments grouped by page with the context attached.
- One card per site, with live open and resolved counts
- View site opens it in review mode, pins and all
- Inside: comments by page, reply, edit, resolve
- Copy for agent: the whole project, one page or one note
Light as a feather. Sharp as a beak.
Sticks right where it’s dropped
Every note anchors to the exact element and offset — and re-finds it even after you push changes.
Maya O.Zero accounts for clients
They add a name once. That’s the whole onboarding.
Invisible in production
Hard-disables on your live domain. Real visitors never see it.
Context, auto-grabbed
Browser, OS and screen size ride along with every pin.
Priya✓ ResolvedThreads, edits & resolve
Reply inline, fix your own note, mark it done, deep-link back to the pin.
Hand it straight to your coding agent.
Client feedback becomes a task list your agent can act on, no retyping, no screenshots.
- 1
Copy
One click in the sidebar or the dashboard. The whole project, one page or a single note, with the page, element, source file and replies attached.
- 2
Paste
Drop it into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, or any agent that can edit your repo.
- 3
Done
The agent fixes each pinned note. You resolve them as they land.
# Website feedback for Acme Inc Site: https://staging.acme.com · 2 open comments ## /pricing ### 1. Make it clear this is billed annually - Element: `#annual-plan-button` · text "Choose plan" - Source: src/components/Pricing.tsx - By Maya, 2h ago - Replies: - Alex: Keep the monthly equivalent visible too. ### 2. The CTA is a bit of a wallflower next to the hero - Element: `.hero .btn-primary` · text "Start free" - Context: Chrome · Android · 412×915 - By Sam, 1h ago
The whole install is a single tag.
Paste it before </body> on staging. Your real visitors won’t see a thing.
<script src="https://cdn.coohoo.app/widget/v1.js" data-project="your-key"></script>
“Cut our review rounds from five to two. Clients just… point at the thing now.”
It’s free. The whole flock of it.
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The short answers.
Every feature, unlimited sites & comments, no seat limits, no trial timer. If Coohoo saves your bacon, you can back me on Patreon — totally optional. 🐤
Nope. They open a link, add a name once, and start pinning. No login, no password.
No. The widget hard-disables on your live domain — it only runs on staging and preview URLs.
Paste one <script> tag before </body> on staging. That’s the whole setup.
Site settings → Custom code → Footer code: paste the snippet there and publish. It loads on every page of your site — then add ?review to any page’s URL to start pinning.
Anything that renders HTML — React, Vue, Next, WordPress, Webflow, or plain HTML. It’s framework-agnostic.
Yes. Each pin re-anchors to its element and offset, and re-finds it even after you push changes.
Yes. Copy every open comment, one page or a single note as a prompt, with the page, element, source file and replies attached, and paste it into any agent that can edit your repo.
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I can’t explain it, but my brain wants it 12px lower.