Feedback for websites and web apps
From feedback to done
Clients and users point to a spot on your site and tell you what needs work, by voice or text.
You make the changes with your developer or AI agent — without gathering screenshots and messages.
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Clients and users point to a spot, then speak or type. You agree on the change and hand the feedback to your developer or AI agent.
A client points to a button that opens a booking calendar, dictates feedback, checks the transcript and adds a request to keep the link. The team agrees in the same thread. An agent reads the feedback and reply through MCP. The developer approves the text change. The button changes from “Contact us” to “Book a call”, and the feedback is resolved.
Your client points to the spot
Your client points to a spot and writes what to change
You see what they mean
Discuss the change with your team here
Make the agreed change
AI agent
− Contact us + Book a call Keep the link unchanged.
› Confirm the change
Change complete.
Your developer makes the change with an AI agent
Try leaving feedback. See your team’s side.
Point to a spot and describe the change by voice or text. Then see how your team can take it forward.
The live try-out is not available yet.
Explore the feedback, discussion and next steps. No account or microphone needed.
Ready for your team
Onboarding · Invite teammates
User: “Do I have to invite my team before I can try this?”
Product lead: “Solo use is supported. Add “You can invite teammates later.””
Agreed change
Explain the choice. Keep the invite flow.
The comment, the page and the decision — together.
All the feedback. A clear next step.
Picking up revisions a few days later? No need to hunt through screenshots and messages again.
Each comment stays with the right spot on the page, alongside the discussion about what to change.
You know where things stand. You can get to work.
- 01Contact buttonSelected
- 02Pricing explanation
- 03Mobile navigation
- Client
Could it say “Book a call” instead?
- Designer · Team
The button also needs more space around it.
- Project lead · Team
Use “Book a call”. Keep the current destination and increase the spacing.
Manage feedback in your dashboard or directly with your AI agent
Client revisions
“This should be the sales team’s number, not reception’s.”
Know what to change and where. No screenshot to track down.
User feedback
“I’m not sure what to do at this point in sign-up. What’s the next step?”
See where users need a clearer instruction and what to tackle first.
Bugs found in testing
“On my phone, the keyboard covers the button, so I can’t save.”
You have a specific problem to check, with the context to investigate it.
Back to a revision? It’s all right there.
A screenshot shows the spot. Voicedot keeps the comment and discussion there too, so you know where things stand.
- Scattered feedback
- Screenshot here. Answer there. The change is still waiting.
- With Voicedot
- Open the comment. Read the decision. Get to work.
Email can be enough for one change. For a whole round of revisions, keep the feedback and discussion together.
Agreed? Hand it over.
For your developer
Discuss the feedback and hand it to your developer in a Markdown file. The decisions are made. Time to make the changes.
For your AI agent
Your agent fetches comments, discussions and the selected page elements through MCP. No need to copy every comment into a prompt.
Agree on the changes and let it work in your project. Check the result and see your decisions take shape on the page.
You
Review this feedback. Separate agreed changes from open questions. Do not make any changes without my approval.
Agent
Here’s the feedback, sorted:
- Agreedupdate the button label to “Book a call”.
- Agreedincrease the spacing; keep the current link.
- Openconfirm the intended spacing before implementation.
Your agent uses the discussion to work in your project. You check the result.
Your agent can write code. Don’t make it guess.
Let it read the feedback and discussion, then propose changes. You choose the work and check the result.
Working with a developer? Discuss the feedback in Voicedot and export it as Markdown.
Put it to work on your next round of changes.
Client projects
Pick up the decisions and get on with the changes. No need to explain it all again.
Your product team
Understand the problem. Agree with your team on what to change.
There had to be a better way
For nearly two decades, we kept improving how our agency built websites. The hardest part was usually the final polish, when the list of revisions seemed endless. Sound familiar?
Quality always came first. But keeping everyone aligned meant passing feedback between the designer, project manager and developer. The back-and-forth added stress and dragged projects out.
That’s why we built Voicedot: to make feedback easier to share and finish projects without losing the margin to revisions. We point to a change on the page, discuss it with the client and hand it over to be made. Each round moves forward more easily.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Inside our own studio
Gabi points out the changes. I get to work.
Gabi, my wife and business partner, uses Voicedot to review the websites we build in our studio.
Built for a real need. In our own studio.
In our own studio, Gabi — my wife and business partner — left 22 comments across four pages. I retrieved all 22 in Codex. That is the work we built Voicedot around.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
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Bring your projects and your team. With or without an AI agent.
Choose a page and invite a client or user to review it. Gather their feedback and see how quickly the work moves forward.
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Before you start
- Do reviewers need an account or extension?
- Not when your site has Voicedot installed. They can leave feedback directly on the page.
- Do I need an AI agent?
- No. You can read, discuss and export feedback without one. Connect an agent when you need one.
- How do I use it on my website?
- Create a project. Add the Voicedot snippet yourself or ask your developer.
- Will I have to listen to recordings?
- No. People can speak or type, but you receive written feedback.
Add Voicedot to your site, or ask the person who deploys it. Then invite a client or user to leave feedback.
Create free accountMake peace with revisions. Then make progress.
Bring your feedback together. Keep the work moving.
Will I have to listen to recordings?
No. People can speak or type. Your team receives written feedback.
Do my clients or users need an account?
No. Once the widget is installed, reviewers can leave feedback without an account or extension.
Do I need an AI agent?
No. Discuss feedback and export it as Markdown for your developer. MCP is in every plan if you use an agent.
Can I set up my site later?
Yes. Create your account now and set up the site on your computer. Your developer can help install it.
Your first step towards easier revisions.
Create an account now. Set up your site when you are back at your computer.
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