I started Huddlekit because reviewing websites at my previous agency was a mess, and the tools we used didn't fit my workflow.
Screenshots in Slack, comments in email, clients writing vague comments with no clue what was meant. Every project ended in a Friday scramble trying to piece together what was actually agreed on.
The tools that existed were expensive, charged per seat for clients, or needed a browser extension nobody on the client side wanted to install.
So I asked myself what a 10x better version would look like.
We ended up with something simple. You paste a URL, you get a link, you send the link to anyone, and they comment directly on the page. The screenshot, breakpoint, browser, and debugging details attached automatically. Clients don't need an account. Stakeholders don't count against your seats.
Today, over 1000+ designers, PMs, and developers use Huddlekit to run client reviews, internal QA, and dev handoff in one place.
Improvements to the products are shipped every week. Most of what we build comes directly from a customer telling us about it.
