Shotline
Visual feedback your AI agent can actually fix
Shotline launched on August 4, 2026 with 3 votes, #2,940 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Stop screenshotting your site into Claude. Pin the live page and your agent gets the exact element, selector, and console, then ships the fix with before and after proof. Clients comment right on the live site, no logins, no extensions. Works with any MCP agent: Claude Code, Cursor, whatever you run. Try it on any URL with a 6-hour demo canvas, no account needed.
Stop screenshotting your site into Claude. Pin the live page; your agent gets the exact element, selector, and console — and ships the fix.
Drop a pin on the live page — your agent gets the element, selector, and console, then ships the fix. The whole loop — pin, agent, fix, proof, approve — in 45 seconds. Built for the way you already ship — you, your agent , and a client who never installs a thing. Whether it's you at 1am with your agent or a client on their phone, the feedback lands the same way: something is wrong, and no way to say where . It's the exact gap a dedicated website feedback tool is built to close. “No — the other button.” The screenshot never said which one. The screenshot never said which button. So it guessed — and guessed wrong. No URL. No browser. No idea which page. Just “off” — and a cropped photo of it.…from tryshotline.com
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