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Dev tools · October 19, 2026

PinReview

Visual website feedback that turns comments into tasks

PinReview launched on October 19, 2026 with 24 votes, #569 of 3,537 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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What it does

PinReview turns client feedback into tasks. Clients click any element on a live or staging site and leave a comment, no account needed. Each comment arrives as a task on a Kanban board with an annotated screenshot, page URL, browser, viewport, and console errors. Review PDFs and images too, add the one-line script or use the Chrome extension, and connect Slack, webhooks, or AI coding tools via MCP. Free plan available.

PinReview turns website feedback into action. Click any element to leave a comment — it becomes a task with a screenshot, the exact selector, and full technical context. Unlimited free guests on every plan.

PinReview is visual website feedback and bug tracking. Pin a comment to any element and it becomes a task — with a screenshot, the exact selector, and full technical context attached. Three steps replace the screenshot-in-an-email workflow your team has outgrown. Paste one snippet on your site, or install the browser extension to review any URL — staging, production, or a client’s site. Anyone you invite clicks the element they mean and types. PinReview captures the screenshot, selector, and tech context automatically. Comments land on your board as tasks. Assign, prioritise, and close — with every detail your developers need already attached. Capture context automatically, keep clients out…from pinreview.one

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