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Click. Drop a pin.
Anyone on the review can click anywhere on the page and stick a pin to it. The URL, browser, viewport, and a screenshot ride along automatically.
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★ Website feedback tool
no sign-up required
Stop chasing
screenshots.
Start shipping.
Pin comments, draw on pages, and collect approvals — right on the live site. Trade the email thread for one shared link your client actually opens.
Free forever
No card
Clients don't need an account
↓ pin lives here
studio.acme.com/preview
Review
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Maya — client
2m
Tighten this. Try a warmer button.
2
✓
Jon — designer
resolved
Hero spacing pushed to staging.
ROUND 0284%
+3
12 pins · 9 resolved · 2 awaiting client
Sound familiar?
Three messages every web team gets every Friday at 4:47pm.
01
"Move the button left 2 pixels."
A one-line email with no screenshot, no page, and three different buttons that could mean.
02
15 screenshots. Zero context.
Notes scattered across chat, Figma, inbox, and the doc nobody opened twice.
03
"Are we still on round 3?"
Nobody is sure who signed off on what — or who's blocking the next push.
How it works
Messy feedback in.
Clear approvals out.
Three steps. No setup. The whole loop runs on a single shareable link your client can open in any browser.
02
2
Comment. Tag. Reply.
Type the note, mark it up if you need to, tag a teammate. Clients comment as guests — no logins, no setup, no app to install.
Maya
now
Match the CTA to brand green please.
03
✓
Resolve. Sign off. Ship.
Track every page, get a clean per-page approval, and ship knowing exactly who said yes — and when. No more "did you see my email?"
ROUND 02
SHIPPING
Homepage hero9/9
Pricing grid4/4
Footer2/3
Built for fast reviews
Everything you need to close the round — and nothing you don't.
Annotation, threads, page context, approvals, and a copy-paste review link. One tool, swap the spreadsheet.
PINNED COMMENTS
A
Feedback that sticks to the pixel.
Pins ride scrolls, breakpoints, and content updates so the comment never drifts off the thing it's about.
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2
✓
Jon
1m
Snap to 12-col grid please.
Mark up screenshots.
Arrows, circles, scribbles — the universal language of "this thing here."
Page details, auto.
URL, breakpoint, browser, OS — captured the moment the pin lands.
browser
Chrome 128
viewport
1440×900
url
acme.com/preview
device
Desktop · lg
Sign-off, page by page.
A clean approval trail — so "I approved that" can stop being a debate.
HomepageApproved
PricingApproved
ContactIn review
Clients click. They don't sign up.
Send the link, they comment. Zero training, zero excuses.
Maya (guest)
no account
"The mobile font is tiny on iPhone — can we bump it?"
SHARE
One link. Paste it anywhere.
Copy a link to a single pin, a full review round, or the whole project — and drop it into whatever your team already uses. No integrations, no extra seats.
fusebase.app/r/acme/round-2/pin-07
Built for everyone in the review
One link, three jobs done at the same time.
FOR AGENCIES & FREELANCERS
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Get clients to sign off the first time. Save the rest of your week.
- →Send a single link. Clients pin on the real site — no login, no app, no training call.
- →Per-page approvals you can point to when scope starts drifting in week three.
- →Every pin is a copy-paste link — drop it wherever your team actually reads things.
ACME · ROUND 0284% RESOLVED
FOR PRODUCT & MARKETING TEAMS
W
Find it on staging. Not in a customer tweet.
- →QA pre-launch with breakpoint, browser, and viewport context baked into every pin.
- →Mobile and responsive checks without taking a screenshot on every device by hand.
- →A receipt for every regression — what broke, where, who fixed it, and when.
Hero breaks at 768pxQA-2104
Footer links verifiedQA-2101
FOR THE PEOPLE GIVING FEEDBACK
C
Point at the thing. Say what's wrong. Done.
- →Open the link, click the page. No account, no install, no Zoom kickoff.
- →Point at the pixel instead of writing a three-paragraph email about it.
- →One tidy list of everything you're still waiting on — nothing buried in chat.
Maya
GUEST
"Love the hero. Try a warmer CTA color?"
"
round 3 is actually round 3 →
Our clients used to drop feedback in email, chat, three Google Docs and the occasional voice memo. Now they click the page, drop a pin, and move on — and round 3 is actually round 3.
Megan Brooks
Creative Director · Brooklyn web studio
Why teams switch
Replaces the eight-tool duct-tape you call a workflow.
Capability
Email + screenshots
Generic annotation tool
FuseBase
Pin comments on live websites
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partial
yes
Clients comment without an account
n/a
varies
yes
Auto page context (URL, browser, viewport)
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limited
yes
Per-page approval & sign-off
—
—
yes
Works on staging, localhost, production
n/a
varies
yes
Use cases
Anywhere website feedback gets messy.
Client review
Pre-launch QA
Staging sign-off
Responsive checks
Design revisions
Copy editing
Web design feedback
Website annotation
Visual QA
Accessibility review
Agency handoffs
Launch readiness
Real teams, real Friday afternoons
Why people keep paying us in compliments.
★★★★★
My clients finally stopped emailing me screenshots with arrows drawn in Preview. They just pin the page. Night and day.
Daniel Reyes
Freelance web designer · Austin, TX
★★★★★
We used to run five rounds of revisions on every project. Now it's two — and every approval is on record, so nobody argues about what was signed off.
Sarah Mitchell
Account Lead · Chicago digital studio
★★★★★
Sent the link to our CMO on Friday. She left twenty-three comments over the weekend without asking how anything worked. First time that's ever happened.
Jordan Carter
Head of Web · B2B SaaS, Denver
FAQ
Answers,
before you install.
What is a website feedback tool?
A website feedback tool lets clients and teammates click, comment, and approve changes directly on a live or staging site. Pinned comments replace screenshots and email threads — feedback stays in context.
How does pinned annotation work?
Click anywhere on the page to drop a pin and write a comment. Each pin captures the URL, viewport, breakpoint, browser, and a screenshot of the surrounding area automatically.
Is this for agencies?
Yes. FuseBase Troubleshooter is built for web and design agencies that need faster client review. Clients pin feedback directly on pages — no training, no revision spreadsheets.
Can clients leave feedback without an account?
Yes. Share a review link and clients can pin comments and mark approvals without signing up.
Does it work on staging and production sites?
Yes. The Chrome extension and embeddable script both work on localhost, staging, and production.
How do I get a pinned comment over to my team?
Every pinned comment gets its own shareable link — copy it and paste it wherever your team works. Status, owner, and due date live on the pin itself, so the review stays the source of truth.
Is it free?
Yes — free to install and try. No account required to install the Chrome extension.
free forever
Stop chasing screenshots
Click. Comment.
Approve.
Install FuseBase Troubleshooter and run your first round of pinned website feedback in under five minutes.
Add to Chrome — Free
No sign-up · Works on any website
acme.com/preview
Approved · R2