ABOUT
Feedback deserved better than screenshots
Every team we've been on had the same ritual: someone screenshots the site, drops it in a channel, describes where to look, and hopes. Annot8 exists because the page itself is the better place for that conversation.
PRINCIPLES
How we decide what to build
Not values-poster material — these are the calls we've actually made, and you can check each one against the product.
Feedback belongs on the page
A bug report that lives in a screenshot in a chat thread has already lost its context. The comment should sit on the element it is about, and carry the browser, the viewport, and the console with it.
Reviewers should never pay
The people giving feedback — clients, stakeholders, users — didn't choose the tool and shouldn't need an account or a seat. Builders pay; reviewers click a link.
One script, not four vendors
Feedback, chat, a public board, and analytics are one loop, not four products. They share a widget, an inbox, a team, and a project key, because splitting them is how context gets lost.
The pile should thin itself
Volume is where feedback tools die. Duplicates should merge, priorities should suggest themselves, and a reply should be drafted before you open the thread.
Honest by construction
The marketing site shows generated screenshots of the real dashboard, claims that trace to the codebase, and no customer logos we haven't earned. The same bar applies to what we tell you in the product.
Fit the stack, don't replace it
Work happens in Linear, Jira, GitHub, Slack. Annot8 pushes feedback context there instead of asking your team to live somewhere new.
PLAINLY
The facts, without the fog
The short version of who and what you'd be dealing with.
The product
A widget you add with one script tag, and a dashboard where feedback, live chat conversations, portal posts, and analytics share one inbox. It works on any stack because it asks nothing of yours.
The company
Annot8 is operated by Quad Labs Technologies LLC, registered in Wyoming, USA. We're a small team, so your email lands with the people building the product.
The state of things
The product ships continuously; every release is written up in plain language in the changelog. If something matters to your decision — a capability, a control, a limit — check there or just ask.
Company details, terms, and privacy commitments live on the legal pages. Security questions have their own page, and a human answers email within one business day.
See if we practise what's on this page
The free plan is the honest demo: the real product, on your real site, with no card and no clock.