- 1A teammate spots a bug
- 2Circles it
- 3Types what’s wrong
- 4You get the issue
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Can’t read the button on my phone, half the words are missing
A feedback button for your website. Anyone on your team can mark what’s wrong, and you get an issue with the screenshot, page, browser and console errors attached.
Can’t read the button on my phone, half the words are missing
hi, the button on the visit page looks weird on my phone?? can you sort it before friday. thanks x
helpthe.dev answers all three before you have to ask.
A teammate draws one circle. The widget collects everything else.
Works anywhere you can paste a script tag. Add it to staging only if you want feedback before launch.
<script src="https://helpthe.dev/w.js" data-site="hd_your_site_key" async></script>
helpthe.dev is still being built. A couple of minutes of honest feedback decides what we build first.
Thank you.
Every answer gets read. If you left an email, you’ll hear from us when early access opens.
No. They click the button, mark the problem and send. Name and email are optional.
No. The script loads asynchronously and stays idle until someone opens it. You can also add it to staging only.
Teams with a website or web app. Marketing, support and QA can report a problem in a few clicks, and developers get everything they need to fix it.
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Your team already circles bugs. In Paint. Then they send you a JPEG.
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