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One feedback tool for everyone on a web project

Clients point at what they want changed. Designers see it in context. Project managers get a clean list. Developers get the browser data. Here’s how each of them uses GiveFeedback.io.

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Web agencies

Run client review rounds across every site from one place

Agencies lose hours turning client emails into tasks. With a feedback button on each staging site, every request arrives already described, screenshotted and tagged with the page it’s about, and can go straight into Notion or Asana.

  • A project per client site, one dashboard for all of them
  • Unlimited projects and team members on the Company plan
  • Customise the button’s position, colours and text to match the client’s site
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Web designers

Get sign-off without the “can you just…” email chain

Send your client the staging link and ask them to use the feedback button. They mark up exactly what they mean, you see it on their screen size and browser, and there’s a record of every request when it’s time to approve.

  • Clients don’t need an account or any training
  • Feedback types: bug, proposal, recommendation, feature
  • Free plan for up to 5 projects
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Project managers

Every request in one list, with its context

Instead of collecting feedback from email, chat and calls, you get one list per project. Review each report, then resolve it, archive it or send it to the right person in your project tool.

  • Open, resolved and archived statuses
  • Reports created automatically in Notion or Asana
  • Invite clients with a read-only view so they can follow progress
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Developers

Reproduce the bug on the first try

“It doesn’t work on my phone” isn’t a bug report. Every GiveFeedback.io report includes the URL, browser and version, operating system, screen resolution, language and time zone, next to an annotated screenshot.

  • Technical context captured automatically
  • Annotated screenshot of what the reporter saw
  • One script install, nothing to maintain
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A typical review round

What a review round looks like with GiveFeedback.io

  1. Share the staging link

    The feedback button is already on the site. Tell your client to use it for every comment.

  2. Client marks up the page

    They take a screenshot, draw on it and describe the change. Browser data is added automatically.

  3. You triage

    Reports land in your dashboard, Notion or Asana. Assign them, fix them, mark them resolved.

  4. Client follows along

    Invited clients see the status of their requests, so you get fewer “any news?” emails.

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