Feedback your AI agent
can actually read.
Your users ramble. They send vague emails. Somebody has to turn that into a change — and until now that somebody was you. GiveFeedback captures voice, screen, and clicks in one recording, writes it down in plain language, and lines it up against every action they took. Your agent reads that and goes straight to the component.
Free tier. No credit card. One script tag. Works with any website.
You're spending more time understanding feedback than fixing things.
Every vague Loom, every "you know the page I mean" email, every Slack thread that ends with "let's just hop on a call" — that's time you're not shipping. Here's how GiveFeedback eliminates the translation layer.
Easy for them.
Exact for your agent.
Four signals captured together.
Transcription alone loses most of the signal. The visible page, cursor path, and hesitation timing are what make a client voice note specific enough for your agent to ship a fix without a follow-up thread.
Hear exactly what your client means — tone, emphasis, and intent captured alongside their words.
See the exact page, viewport, and UI state they were looking at — no more "which page were you on?"
Every click, hover, and scroll is captured with timing — so you know where they hesitated.
DOM references, element metadata, and page URL are tied to each moment in the transcript.
Vague feedback gets a follow-up question.
Not a vague transcript.
When what someone says is ambiguous, GiveFeedback asks one targeted question through the widget — while they're still looking at the thing they flagged, before it's written into the transcript. No Slack thread. No waiting days for context that's already fading from memory.
"You mentioned the pricing section feels overwhelming. Which kind of change are you looking for?"
Make the pricing cards less busy — fewer details visible by default
Highlight which plan is recommended so the choice is obvious
Both — simplify the cards AND highlight the best option
Answer captured — added to the transcript at 1:04.
"We went from 3 feedback calls per project to zero. No more Loom archaeology. No more 'what did they mean by that?'"
We built GiveFeedback because we lived the Loom + Jira + Slack cycle on every client project. Now the context is already there — we ship faster because we understand faster.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Loom?
Loom gives you a video you still need to watch and interpret. GiveFeedback captures voice AND screen AND clicks together, then writes it up as a plain-language transcript tied to a time-aligned action timeline. No re-watching, no manual ticket creation.
Do my clients need to create an account?
No. They click a button on your site and talk. No signup, no onboarding, no app to install. The widget works directly on your website.
What frameworks does the widget work with?
Everything — React, Next.js, Vue, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, plain HTML. One script tag, set up in under 2 minutes.
How accurate is the transcript?
It isn't summarized or interpreted — GiveFeedback writes down exactly what your client said, in plain language, pinpointed to the moment in the recording. Page references and timestamps come along with it, so nothing needs to be reconstructed later.
Does GiveFeedback write the fix or the ticket for me?
GiveFeedback doesn't write the fix — your agent does, and it's better placed to. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot to the MCP server and it pulls the session, the transcript, and the action timeline itself, with your repo and conventions already in context.
Stop translating.
Start shipping.
Free tier. No credit card. One script tag. See what your agent does with your first session.