Everything you need to review a website or web app
Leave comments with point and click annotations, collect clear, actionable feedback to resolve issues faster.
Feedback that explains itself with the screenshot and details attached
Comments pinned to the element
Click anything on the page to comment. The pin sticks to that element and follows it when the layout shifts.
Screenshots and debug details
Every comment saves a screenshot with the browser, device, viewport size, and element that was clicked.
Draw on the page
Box, circle, arrow, or sketch over the problem. It’s saved into the screenshot, so Linear and Slack see it too.
Attach files to any comment
Add up to five images or PDFs to any comment or reply, like mockups or reference shots. Guests can too.
One place for every review sites, staging, web apps, and files
Paste a URL and start reviewing
No browser extension for you or your clients, and no code to add unless the site sits behind a login.
Works on staging, not just live sites
Review sites behind a staging password, basic auth, or a coming soon page, usually with just a password.
Review apps behind a login
Add a one-line script and the Huddlekit widget runs inside your app, so pages behind a login get reviewed too.
Review documents, images, and videos
Upload PDFs, mockups, images, or video to review. Comments on a video are pinned to the exact second.
QA tools built into the review down to the last pixel
Review breakpoints side-by-side
See your site on mobile, tablet, laptop, and desktop at once and catch responsive issues before clients do. On Pro and Team.
Custom breakpoints per project
Pick the device sizes each project opens at, to match the widths you actually designed for. On Pro and Team.
Dive deeper into the details
Open inspect mode to check sizing, spacing, and alignment on your live website without opening dev tools.
Layout grids and x-ray, on the live page
Draw a column grid per breakpoint, outline every element with x-ray, and preview at a 125% display scale.
Every comment becomes a task tracked until it’s resolved
A Kanban board for every project
Feedback lands on a board and moves from open through in progress and in review to resolved. No separate tracker needed.
Owners, priorities, and due dates
Assign an owner, priority, due date, and effort estimate, so a review round can be planned like real work.
Replies, mentions, and email alerts
Reply in threads and @mention teammates or clients. Mentions and replies arrive by email, so nothing slips.
Custom tags for your workflow
Label feedback your way, like “Out of scope” or “Copy”, with tags shared across every project in the workspace.
One task list across all projects
See open feedback from every project in one list, then filter it down by project, assignee, or status.
Folders for every client
Group projects into folders by client or launch, so the dashboard stays easy to scan as the list grows.
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Feedback lands where you already work no copy-pasting into tickets
Linear
Turn comments into Linear issues and keep status in sync.
ClickUp
Turn comments into ClickUp tasks and keep status in sync.
Notion
Turn comments into Notion pages and keep status in sync.
Asana
Turn comments into Asana tasks and keep completion in sync.
Trello
Turn comments into Trello cards and keep their list in sync.
Slack
Post comments to a channel and resolve them right in Slack.
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Don't take our word for it hear it from the professionals
“Huddlekit has become a real part of my process. … The whole UI is friendly and refreshingly uncomplicated. A straightforward, much-needed tool, especially for Webflow freelancers who want to add a touch of professionalism to their process.”
Magnaem Ambata
Webflow Developer
“I was previously using Pastel, but it only offers two breakpoints. Huddlekit has been a really solid upgrade for my workflow.”
Gul Ahmed
Webflow Developer
“Clients love dropping comments that instantly become actionable. Nothing falls through the cracks.”
Douglas Tamm
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 Brunnberg
Product Designer
“After 20 years of designing websites, I can confidently say that Huddlekit is an exceptional product for the modern designer.”
David Lozano
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 Duckett
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 Jigling
Web Developer
“I'm not one to fill out testimonials, but Huddlekit has been the best experience for a markup tool that I have used. The tool itself has the best features compared to other markup tools, but what got me to leave a review was their tech support. …”
Matthew Haire
Web Project Manager
“Excellent tool, worked with a lot of other markup software and this is best in class.”
Felix Hellström
Web Developer
Commonly asked questions and some more.
Which features are on the Free plan?
The Free plan covers the core review workflow for one project and up to three members: pinned comments with screenshots and debug details, drawing, attachments, inspect mode, the Kanban board, private comments, and unlimited guests on share links. Pro adds unlimited projects, the side-by-side breakpoint view, custom breakpoints, custom tags, folders, share link expiry, comment pausing, and MCP. Team adds the Linear, ClickUp, Notion, Asana, Trello, Slack, and Zapier integrations, API access, and up to 15 members.
What does each comment capture automatically?
On a website or web app, every comment saves a screenshot of the area that was clicked, along with the page path, the element’s selector, text, and classes, the operating system and browser, the screen resolution, the viewport size, and the pixel ratio. Anything the reviewer draws is saved into the screenshot. Nobody has to fill any of it in.
Can I review sites behind a password or a login?
Yes. For a staging password, basic auth, or a coming soon page, Huddlekit usually just needs the password or the plugin’s bypass link. Netlify, Vercel, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, and WordPress passwords all work; Wix page passwords do not. For pages behind a user account, like a dashboard or member area, create a Web App project and add its one-line script, and the widget runs inside your app.
Can I review files as well as websites?
Yes. Upload images, PDFs, and video, and comment on them the same way you would on a web page. Comments on a video are pinned to the second they refer to. The largest file you can upload depends on your plan, from 2 MB images and 10 MB videos on Free up to 250 MB images and 2 GB videos on Team.
Which tools does Huddlekit integrate with?
Comments can become Linear issues, ClickUp tasks, Notion pages, or Trello cards with their status kept in sync, or Asana tasks with completion kept in sync, and Slack posts new comments to a channel where you can resolve them. Zapier, webhooks, and the REST API cover everything else. These are on the Team plan. On Pro and Team you can also connect Claude, Claude Code, or Cursor over MCP so an AI tool can work through the feedback.
Can my team leave comments the client can’t see?
Yes. Workspace members can mark any comment private, on every plan. Private comments are visible to the workspace only, so guests on a share link never see them, and your team can discuss feedback on the same page the client is reviewing.
Can clients review on a phone or tablet?
No. The review view needs a desktop browser window at least 1,024 pixels wide, because reviewing means clicking precisely on small elements and switching between breakpoints. You can still check how a site looks at mobile and tablet sizes from a desktop.
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