FEEDCHAT loads your site inside a reviewer-friendly frame. Click any element, write what you think, and the team sees it in real time — no Slack threads to chase, no screenshots to attach.
From your project page, click theLive View →button in the top-right. The site loads inside FEEDCHAT with a sidebar of threads on the right.
ClickComment modein the toolbar (or just pressc). Your cursor turns into a target — every element you hover gets a light outline showing it's clickable.
Click any element — a button, a card, a chunk of text — and a numbered pin lands on it. The right sidebar opens a new thread scoped to that element. Add an optional label (bug, design, copy, etc.) and write what should change.
Anyone with access sees the thread instantly. Replies, reactions, and status changes (open → in progress → resolved) all sync live. Pins on the same UI target automatically group together so a cluttered button doesn't become 12 different threads.
When the review is done, hitSprint analysisin the toolbar. FEEDCHAT clusters threads by target and theme, calls out the highest-priority items, and emits a markdown summary you can paste into Slack, Docs, or a Jira ticket draft.
Sharecopies an invite link. Host-only projects keep reviewers gated by the email-domain allowlist you configured in Setup; public ones are anyone with the link. Each person's comments are attributed to their Google account.