INTEGRATIONS
Integrations that sit inside the stack you already have
Feedback is only useful where the work happens. Annot8 pushes threads into the tools your team already uses, each with a link back to the exact page — eleven providers, all shipping today.
ISSUE TRACKERS
One push, with the page attached
Push a thread into your tracker as an issue that links straight back to the page it came from. Integrations unlock on Pro.
Linear
Push a thread into a Linear issue — the author, the comment, and a link back to the exact page — in the team you choose.
How it worksJira
Feedback becomes a Jira issue in the project you choose, with the author, the comment, and a link to the page it came from.
How it worksGitHub
Open a GitHub issue from a thread — automatically for every new one, or on demand for just the ones that need code.
How it worksGitLab
The same push for GitLab issues — the author, the comment, and a link back to the page, on gitlab.com.
How it worksAsana
Send committed work into Asana tasks without retyping what the reviewer already showed you.
How it worksTrello
Turn a thread into a card on the board your team already drags things across.
How it works
ALERTS & AUTOMATION
The arrival, announced
Route what matters to the channel your team already watches, or wire it into anything else yourself.
Slack
Route high-priority feedback into the channel your team already watches, the moment it arrives.
How it worksMicrosoft Teams
The same arrival alerts, delivered where Microsoft shops actually look.
How it worksDiscord
For the teams — and the communities — that live in Discord instead.
How it worksEmail
Notifications on every plan, including Free, with per-person preferences so nobody mutes the whole thing to get quiet.
How it worksWebhooks
A JSON payload for every new thread — wire Annot8 into Zapier, Make, n8n, or anything you can host an endpoint for.
How it worksEmail notifications work on every plan, including Free. Third-party integrations and webhooks unlock on Pro.
THE LOOP
Three steps, then it closes itself
An integration that only pushes is a copy machine. The point is that the state comes back.
STEP 1
Push with a link back
A thread goes into your tracker with the author, the comment, and a link to the exact page — one click returns anyone to the pinned element and its full context.
STEP 2
Work where you work
The issue lives its life in your tracker. Nobody on the engineering side needs to open Annot8 to act on it.
STEP 3
Every delivery, accounted for
Each integration records its last delivery — success or the exact error — and a test button sends a real one, so you never wonder whether the pipe is connected.
Feedback, where the work happens
One script tag on the site, and the loop runs through the tools you already pay for.