Collect feedback for websites and creative assets
Internal and client feedback in one place — without messy email chains, scattered screenshots, or missed issues.
No card required • Quick and easy setup
Trusted by top-tier agencies and studios
Loved by creative teams and their clients
Feedback from external reviewers to internal QA — it just works.
Client communication
Improve communication by collecting and managing live feedback directly from clients and stakeholders.
- Faster client sign-offs
- Progress tracking made easy
- Iterate faster with clear feedback
Internal teams
Report bugs, exchange design input, and streamline problem‑solving with contextual feedback.
- Saves significant QA time
- Enhanced team productivity
- Efficient design–dev communication
Project Managers
Client feedback turns into clear, actionable tasks that keep projects on track.
Developers
Get full browser specs, screenshots and device info automatically.
Designers
Spot issues early and give precise feedback effectively.

Set up in minutes
Paste the url and you're ready to collect feedback.
Clean interface
Intuitive interface your team loves and clients understand.
Faster review cycles
Skip the back-and-forth emails and Slack messages.
Higher-quality feedback
All comments come with screenshots and details.
Don't just take our word for it
Hear what our dedicated users have to say.
“Clients love dropping comments that instantly become actionable. Nothing falls through the cracks.”
Douglas @ Snöboll
Digital Designer
“I love this tool! The UI is super intuitive and clean, and the best part is being able to see all the breakpoints side by side.”
Mikael @ Team Blue
Product Designer
“After 20 years of designing websites, I can confidently say that Huddlekit is an exceptional product for the modern designer.”
David @ Héroes del Diseño
Web Designer & Youtuber
“We tried Markup, Ruttl, and a handful of other tools. Huddlekit was the first one that actually organized our feedback and felt easy enough for clients to use without a walkthrough.”
George @ Stormfors
Growth Lead
“Before, we spent a lot of time just figuring out what the client actually meant. Now they point at it and tell us. Much easier.”
Christian @ Leadfront
Web Developer
“I was previously using Pastel, but it only offers two breakpoints. Huddlekit has been a really solid upgrade for my workflow.”
Gul Ahmed @ Audax Studio
Webflow Developer
Get feedback. Review quickly. Ship faster.
Huddlekit helps you gather visual feedback easily – with all the right context.

Click anywhere to leave comments and screenshots
Drop comments directly on live websites, automatically capture screenshots and debugging details.

Invite clients and stakeholders with a shareable link
Share a secure review link so stakeholders can open the real site, click to comment, and sign off your project.

Annotate multiple breakpoints side-by-side in one view
Review your website across mobile, tablet, laptop, and desktop views at the same time. Catch responsive issues before they reach production.

Easily review element sizing, alignment, and spacing
Just checking the spacing and alignment? No need to open messy DevTools, just bring out the rulers.
Simple and straight forward pricing
Start and test it out for free – then pick a plan with the limits you need.
- 3 team members
- 1 project
- Unlimited guests
- Task management
- Standard email support
- 3 team members
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited guests
- Task management
- Priority email support
- 20 team members
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited guests
- Task management
- High priority email support
Try Huddlekit right now – for free. You'll never go back.
Everything you need to know
Find answers to the most common questions.
What is Huddlekit?
How does Huddlekit work?
Do clients need to install an extension or create an account?
Does Huddlekit work with Webflow, React, or staging sites?
Can I inspect CSS and capture context with comments?
How does pricing work?
Which browsers are supported?
Do I need to install anything on my site to use Huddlekit?
How are projects, team members, and guests counted?
Can I compare responsive breakpoints side‑by‑side?
Have more questions? Visit our support center.

