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Annotate and edit web pages, join teams without passwords, and turn site-wide feedback into structured prompts for AI coding agents. PageTack is a web annotation and review tool for teams that build websites with AI. Select text on any web page to leave contextual feedback, or make visual edits directly on the page. Every comment stays attached to the exact page and content it refers to. Key features: • Annotate in context: select text and leave feedback without screenshots or repeated explanations. • Edit visually: adjust copy, styling, and layout directly on the page, with undo support. • Passwordless team access: join a shared team with an invitation code and a one-time email verification code. • Site-wide feedback export: collect unresolved comments from every page on the current site and copy them as a structured prompt for AI coding agents. • Local AI workflow: send selected feedback to Codex, Claude Code, or GitHub Copilot to create a separate candidate version without overwriting the original file. • Local-first use: comments stay in the browser when you are signed out; team data syncs only when collaboration is enabled. PageTack does not continuously monitor general browsing history and does not use advertising networks. It processes the annotated page URL, selected text, and comments only when you choose to annotate or collaborate. Site-wide comments are read only after you explicitly request an export and are never sent to an AI automatically.
Sep 5, 2026
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