feedbacks.dev
Get feedback from other developers to improve your skills
feedbacks.dev launched on November 27, 2022 with 78 votes, #657 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
A tool for web developers to show their work to other developers. They'll be able to comment on your work and they'll earn points that they can use in their own registered websites to obtain comments from the parts that can be improved & grow their product.
Collect in-product feedback and show product updates to users with one lightweight embed. Install once, verify, and manage remotely.
Install one lightweight feedback widget, keep the useful page context, triage the signal, and show users what shipped. Free signup is open to everyone. The 100-member programme adds guided onboarding and up to 12 earned Pro months. The customer stays inside your product. The useful context arrives automatically, and the next action lands where your team already works. The evidence arrives beside the message, so your team can reproduce the problem and respond without interrogating the customer. The screenshot shows the problem before anyone asks for reproduction steps. New feedback is obvious, the important context is already attached, and a clear next action is always within reach. I…from feedbacks.dev
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