Coohoo

What it does

Coohoo is a click-to-comment tool for staging sites. Reviewers (designers, clients, stakeholders) pin comments onto the exact page element, and everything lands in one dashboard with open/resolved states. No more vague Slack threads or screenshots with red arrows. Drop one script tag, share a link, done. Reviewers don't even need an account. Built for mixed teams where not everyone speaks dev. And yes, there's a pigeon. Pin the bug, coo the praise, ship the fix.

Coohoo is a free visual feedback widget. Clients click any element on your staging site and pin a comment — no logins, no screenshots. One line to install.

Skip the screenshots and endless email threads. Just click anywhere on the page and leave feedback where it matters. This blue feels a bit sad 🥲 can we warm it up to match the brand? This heading’s playing it shy on mobile — give it room to shout? 📣 “Start a project” sounds like homework. Can it just say “Start free”? 😄 Live in the time it takes to make a coffee. Clients need zero training. Drop a single <script> tag onto your staging site. That’s the whole setup. Send clients a link. They click anything and pin a note. No account, no password. Every comment lands in your dashboard, pinned to the exact element. Every note lands as a numbered pin in the sidebar, where they scan what’s…from coohoo.app

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