Review conversationPage and element context
Open
“Could this button have a little more room on mobile?”
Page URLScreenshotViewport
Your agentSame page. Same context. Ready to help.
Less hand-waving. More shipping.
Good feedback.
A little more
bite.
Feedback for your agents to get their teeth into.
Pin the problem. Pack the context. Give your people and agents something they can act on.
Your projects. Your crew. No drive-by comments.
YOUR SITE
Made for the everyday
Considered details.
Considered details.
Room to grow.
A page your team is shaping together.
Spot it.↗Pin it.↗Give it context.↗Ship it.
The point is to get to the point.
“That thing over there” isn’t a brief.
Good feedback brings receipts. Backbites keeps the page, the element, and the conversation together.
01 / POINT IT OUT
Put your finger on it.
Leave a comment on the website. The element, screenshot, and viewport give everyone a shared starting point.
02 / FEED THE CONTEXT
Less “which button?” More “on it.”
Your agent gets the page context and conversation together, ready to understand the work.
03 / CLOSE THE LOOP
A fix deserves a second look.
Your agent helps with the work. Your people verify it on the page and resolve the review.
A proper meal for your agent
All the context.
None of the scavenger hunt.
Bring your coding agents into the conversation with project-specific access. Page URLs, element anchors, screenshots, and replies travel together.
Meet the crew →THE REVIEW / CONTEXT INCLUDEDOpen
“This button needs room to breathe.”Page · Element · Conversation
↗ Page URL⌖ Element anchor▧ Screenshot↔ Viewport size
Your coding agent
Gets the context needed to dig in.
Gets the context needed to dig in.
Your next iteration is hungry.
Make feedback
worth biting into.
Bring a website. Bring your crew. Get to the good stuff.