Comment right on the page.

Feedback shouldn’t live in a screenshot, a doc, or “the button near the top”. You and the people you invite talk on the live page itself, pinned to the exact spot, in real time.

Everything review needs. Nothing else.

The whole interface is one small orb in the corner, and it stays quiet until someone has something to say.

Pinned to the spot

Click anywhere on the live page and the note sticks to that element. No screenshots, no coordinates over chat.

Threads that resolve

Reply, decide, mark it done. Open threads stay visible; resolved ones get out of the way.

See who’s here

Live presence on the orb, named cursors on the page. You can watch a reviewer read.

Threads survive the next publish

Ship the next version and yesterday’s thread stays on the same route, stamped with the version it was written on.

Invite exactly who you want

Reviewers come in through the same sharing controls as everything else: a team membership or a scoped invitation. Nobody needs a Spacefast account to comment. How access works.

Copy the thread, close the loop

Any discussion copies out as Markdown. Paste it to your agent, publish, and the comments are waiting on the new version.

A round of feedback, start to finish

1. 1 Invite the reviewer

   Grant someone the Commenter role for the whole space or one path, then send the invitation. No preview deployment, no Spacefast account, no seat charge.

2. 2 They comment where it matters

   “This word”, “this image”, “this button”. Each note is pinned to the element it’s about.

3. 3 You fix, publish, resolve

   Copy the thread as Markdown, hand it to your agent or your editor, publish. The new version goes live at the same URL and the threads come along.

Reviewers are never a seat charge.

Invite as many people to comment as the review needs, on any plan. Seats count editors, not reviewers or agents. The rest is on pricing.
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