Annot

Annot is visual feedback for websites and apps. Instead of vague notes buried in a spreadsheet or a long email thread, your team pins comments directly onto the live site, right on the element that needs changing. Every comment carries the context needed to act on it: the exact page, the exact element, and what you want done. Feedback becomes shipped changes instead of a growing backlog.

Pin comments on any live site
Paste a URL and start commenting on the real, live page. No screenshots, no staging setup, no back and forth about which button on which page someone means.

Leave feedback inside apps behind a login
For web apps and password protected sites that cannot be proxied, drop in the Annot widget. Your team comments inside the actual app, in the states and flows that only appear once you are signed in.

Connect it to your AI coding agent
Annot ships an MCP server you can run with a single npx command. It plugs your feedback straight into Cursor, Claude, and other AI coding agents, so the agent reads your comments and makes the changes. No copying notes into a chat window one by one.

Fits your existing workflow
Integrations with Slack and Notion keep feedback moving where your team already works.

Who it's for
Annot is built for freelanceres, agencies, product teams, developers and anyone shipping websites or apps who is tired of feedback getting lost between the person who spots the problem and the person who fixes it.

Why it works
Structured feedback: every comment is tied to a specific element and page, so nothing is ambiguous and nothing slips through.

• Faster changes: your AI agent gets precise, scoped instructions instead of a fuzzy description to decode.
• Fewer tokens: because each comment already points at the exact element and the exact change, your agent spends less effort working out what you meant and more of it doing the work.