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FeedbackDots
Visual feedback and bug reports for product and QA teams
Launched on Nov 2, 2026
MakerJAJames Anderson
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Product Overview
FeedbackDots is a website widget that lets visitors point at a problem on a page, annotate it, and submit a bug report without leaving the site. The report captures the exact spot on the page and includes a screenshot, browser and viewport details, console logs, and a DOM session replay so product and QA teams can see what happened.
It’s designed for teams that need visual feedback tied to real user context—especially when issues are hard to reproduce from text-only bug tickets. FeedbackDots installs with a single script tag and routes reports into a dashboard list for triage, with optional issue creation and messaging when integrations are enabled.
Key features
- One-snippet install via a script tag copied from project settings
- Drop-a-dot reporting with annotated screenshots tied to the exact page location
- Automatic technical context per report: browser, viewport details, and console/device logs
- DOM session replay included with each submission to review the issue timeline
- Reports collected in a single dashboard list with status and severity filters
How FeedbackDots works
- 1
Install widget snippet
Add the provided one script tag from project settings to the website page where feedback should be captured.
- 2
Collect dot, note, and context
A visitor clicks the launcher, drops a dot on the problem, writes a note, and submits the report.
- 3
Triage in the dashboard
The team reviews each report in the dashboard list with screenshot, logs, and DOM session replay, then updates status and severity as needed.
Use cases
- A QA engineer receives a visual bug report from a tester on the checkout page and uses the attached screenshot plus session replay to confirm where totals stop updating after quantity changes.
- A product support workflow captures a UI issue immediately while reviewing a live page; the team reads browser/viewport details and console logs to determine whether the problem is environment-specific.
- A triage lead collects multiple reports from stakeholders, filters by severity (e.g., Blocker/High) and status, and then creates an issue and a Slack message for the relevant project when integrations are connected.
Who is it for?
FeedbackDots benefits product teams and QA teams who need visual bug reports with technical context from the exact place issues occur. It’s especially useful when reproducing UI or checkout problems requires knowing what the page looked like and what happened in the DOM.