Feedback widget & intake links

Your users report it at the moment of friction.

A launcher on your site that starts recording a user's voice and screen in one click. No account, no form.

Who it is for
Teams whose users are outside the building, where nobody on your team is in the room when the frustration happens.
The situation
You cannot invite a stranger to a call the moment their export hangs. What you can do is be there when it happens — a launcher in the corner of your own product, or a link you paste into a support reply.
01how it works

Four steps, and you only do the first one.

  1. 01One click starts the recording

    The launcher captures the user's voice and screen together. No account to make, no form to fill in.

  2. 02They can point at the problem

    Snapshots can be cropped, drawn on, and commented, so the report shows the thing rather than describing it.

  3. 03You approve what comes in

    Nothing enters your workspace until you let it, so the inbox stays yours.

  4. 04Reports arrive already triaged

    Each one is read against the project's goals and lands as bugs, requests and friction — with the reporter still attached, so you know who to tell when it ships.

  • Public intake links collect feedback from people who have no account and no login — same pipeline, nothing to embed.
  • This site runs the widget. The launcher in the corner of this page is the real thing, not a mockup.
02the routes it covers

What it is called inside the product.

Every capture route works in every project — a template only decides which one you reach for first. These are the ones this surface gives you.

Feedback widget

Share a link, or embed a widget in your product, so anyone can send feedback without an account.

03what happens after

The same five hops, whichever door it came through.

Nothing along this chain is a summary. Each anchor keeps its offsets into the transcript, so the action item at the end still points at the words that were said.

  1. 01Capture

    One recording, upload, paste, or widget submission.

  2. 02Signal

    It lands as a timestamped transcript with the recording attached.

  3. 03Anchors

    The lines that answer a goal get pulled out verbatim and tagged.

  4. 04Insights

    Anchors group into a finding, often spanning more than one goal.

  5. 05Backlog

    Findings become action items, each linked back to its evidence.

04projects that lead with it

One project reaches for this first.

Every workspace is seeded with all six projects, so none of this is a choice you make on day one. These are the ones whose capture card puts this surface at the top.

Try it on your own product.

Create a workspace and the projects are already there, goals and capture order set up. Nothing to configure before your first capture.