Change requests
shouldn't live in
Slack threads.
Your team is juggling Slack, Google Docs, and JIRA just to explain what needs to change. GiveFeedback replaces all of that with in-app feedback that has full context built in.
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Every change request is a scavenger hunt.
hey can someone look at the dashboard? the chart thing is broken again. or maybe it's just slow? idk it doesn't look right
which chart? there's like 4 on that page
the one on the left? or maybe the middle one. hold on let me get a screenshot
ok I put some notes in the google doc. also @David can you check the JIRA ticket I made?
The button on the settings page needs to be more prominent. Also the copy feels off. Maybe make it more "action-oriented"?
which button? there are three on this page. also "more prominent" how?
The onboarding flow feels clunky. Steps 2 and 3 could probably be combined? Or removed?
@Priya is this about mobile or desktop? they're different flows
Fix dashboard thing
The dashboard has some issues. See Slack thread and Google Doc for details. Something with charts and maybe the button colors? Check with Priya.
Someone flags something in Slack. Someone else adds context in a Google Doc. A JIRA ticket gets created with "see Slack thread." The dev opens all three, still doesn't know what page the bug is on, and messages back asking for a screenshot. Two days later, same cycle.
That's not a change request process. That's a game of telephone.
Not another project management tool. Not another comment thread.
Feedback with context — captured where the work actually happens.
In-app context.
Not another channel.
Drop in one script tag.
One line of code in your app. Works with React, Next.js, Vue, or anything that renders HTML. Your team and stakeholders see a small floating button. That's it — no training, no onboarding docs, no new tool to learn.
<script src="givefeedback.dev/widget.js"
data-api-key="your-key" />Everything between
'we need a change' and 'it's shipped'
Plain-Language Transcript
Your client speaks; you get their words written down accurately, tied to the page they were on and the moment they said it. Not a summary. Not a ticket someone guessed at. What they actually said, in order.
Action Timeline
Every click, scroll, and hover, time-aligned with the transcript. The gap between what someone says and what they actually do is where the real bug lives — so we record both.
Session Replay
See exactly what they saw. Pixel-perfect playback with their voice narrating the timeline. Click any moment to jump straight to it. No more "which page were you on?"
MCP Handoff
Connect your agent once. Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot pull sessions and transcripts on demand — and act with your repo, your conventions, and your history already in context.
Team Collaboration
PMs, designers, devs — everyone sees the same sessions. Role-based access. Share a link with stakeholders. No account needed for reviewers. One source of truth.
Works With Your Stack
React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, plain HTML — if it renders in a browser, it works. One script tag. Two minutes to set up. No migration, no vendor lock-in.
We had the same problem.
So we built the fix.
GiveFeedback was born inside a studio that ships web apps for clients. We lived the Slack-Doc-JIRA cycle on every project. Vague tickets, missing context, wasted standups re-explaining what was already said. We built the tool we needed.
Slack message: "the chart thing is broken"
Google Doc: 3 conflicting comments
JIRA ticket: "Fix dashboard thing" — unassigned
Standup: 10 min re-explaining the issue
In-app recording with voice + screen context
Transcript lands with every page and timestamp
Every click and scroll lined up against what they said
Your agent pulls it over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and opens the file
We stopped losing half our sprint to "can you clarify this ticket?" Now the context is already there.
Change requests used to mean a Slack thread, a doc, a ticket, and a meeting. Now it's one recording with everything the dev needs. We ship faster because we understand faster.
Frequently asked questions
How does GiveFeedback replace Slack for feedback?
Instead of describing issues in a Slack thread, team members click a button directly on the page where the issue is. Voice, screen, and clicks are captured together with full context — no more "check the Slack thread" or "see the Google Doc."
Can non-technical stakeholders use it?
Yes — that's the point. PMs, designers, and clients just click the button and talk. No Jira training, no learning a new tool. The widget works directly on your staging site or production app.
How does this help with scope creep?
Every session lands as a transcript tied to the exact page and moment — so scope conversations happen over evidence instead of recollection.
Does it integrate with our existing workflow?
GiveFeedback doesn't write prompts — your agent does. Connect Cursor, Claude Code, or Copilot to the MCP server, available on every plan, and it pulls sessions and transcripts itself.
How fast is setup?
One script tag, under 2 minutes. Works with React, Next.js, Vue, or any framework that renders HTML. No migration, no vendor lock-in.
a better way
to say it.
Free tier. No credit card. Set up in under 2 minutes.
Record your first session today. Replace the Slack-Doc-JIRA cycle with one recording.