WEBSITE FEEDBACK & REVISIONS
Give feedback.
Right on your
website.
Click any part of a page. Explain the change.
Keep every revision in one shared place.
For clients and the people building their websites.
Spaces for living.
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01 / THE QUIET HOUSEA simpler way to review websites, together.
ON-PAGE FEEDBACK
Leave a note.
Show exactly where.
Move a button. Resize an image. Point to what needs changing and show where it should go.
The arrow keeps the request connected.
See the change happen on the page.
THE EVERYDAY EDITThe everyday tote.
A little room for everything.
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CLEAR FEEDBACK, IN CONTEXT
Show the change.
Skip the guessing.
The same request. A much clearer conversation.

The everyday tote.
$481Move the bag icon to the top right.
HOW IT WORKS
From feedback
to finished change.
One website. One conversation.
Three straightforward steps.

Open the website
Review the page you’re already building.
Could we update this heading?
Click and leave a note
Show what needs changing, right where it is.
Track the revision
See what’s open, in progress, and resolved.
REVISION TRACKING
Know what changed.
And what’s next.
Follow each request from the first note to the updated page. Clients and developers see the same progress.
“Can we make the heading more specific?”

CLIENTS & DEVELOPERS
Review the website
you’re actually building.
Clients explain what they need. Developers make the changes. No extra mock-ups, screenshots, or feedback spreadsheets.
Explore on-page feedbackA FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Questions,
answered.
What does JotPins do?
JotPins brings website feedback and revision tracking into one place. Clients leave notes on the page, developers work through the changes, and both follow the same conversation.
Are clients reviewing the actual website?
Yes. The workflow centres on the website itself. Each note points to the part of the page that needs attention.
Do developers need to create separate mock-ups?
No. The idea is to keep the review alongside the working website, so developers can make changes without preparing another set of designs for approval.
Who is it for?
Clients working with a web developer, independent developers, and studios managing website reviews with their clients.
Make this heading more specific.