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Point-and-click website feedback. Highlight any element, leave change requests, export structured reports. Stop collecting website feedback through emails, screenshots, and Loom videos. Site Annotator lets you (or your clients) point at any element on a live website, write a change request, and export everything as a clean, structured document. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Click the pen icon to activate annotation mode 2. Hover over any element — it highlights automatically 3. Click to open the annotation panel 4. Choose a type: Change Copy, Style, Remove, or Comment 5. Write your instruction (or paste the original text and edit it) 6. Keep scrolling and annotating 7. Open the popup to review all annotations 8. Export as JSON or Markdown PERFECT FOR: - Web developers collecting client feedback - Agencies managing website change requests - QA teams documenting issues - Content editors marking copy changes - Anyone who needs to communicate "change this" on a website FEATURES: - Works on any website, no setup required - 4 annotation types: copy changes, style changes, removals, comments - Auto-detects element selectors, text content, and viewport - Paste Original button to edit existing text in place - Export as structured JSON or readable Markdown - Copy to clipboard for quick sharing - Delete individual annotations - Keyboard shortcuts (Cmd+Enter to save, Escape to cancel) - Dark theme UI that stays out of your way - Zero tracking, zero analytics, 100% local storage All data stays on your device. No accounts, no servers, no tracking. You're welcome.
May 15, 2026
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