You just used StiqNote
That was StiqNote. Use it for your own websites
Someone sent you a link, you clicked on their website and wrote what you saw, right on the spot. That's StiqNote: comments pinned to the exact element on a live page, so nobody has to guess what "the thing at the top" means.
Free for small teams. Guests are free on every plan.
Review your own sites the same way
- Your website, a redesign or a staging copy: pin comments with your team, on the real page, in Chrome, Edge or Brave.
- Your own clients or colleagues: send them a no-install guest link. They comment from any browser and install nothing, just like you did.
- Every note has the context: the page, the element, the browser and the screen size. On Pro, bug reports add the console, network requests and a replay of the last 3 minutes.
- Send it on: threads go to GitHub, Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, Trello, Notion or Slack, with status kept in step both ways.
Free to start
Free covers up to 3 people, with unlimited guests, sites and comments. No card, no time limit. Your first team also gets 14 days of the Agency plan, with client sign-off and your own branding.
Found it in an issue or a task?
A GitHub issue, a Jira ticket or a task with a "Watch what happened in StiqNote" or "Open in StiqNote" link started as a pin on the live page. The screenshot and the replay came with it, so whoever fixes it doesn't have to ask. See bug reports.
Questions
Do I need StiqNote to keep commenting on that site?
No. The link you were sent keeps working as it did. Guests are free on every plan and never need an account of their own.
Stop sending screenshots in Slack
Pin the feedback where it belongs. Free to start, with 14 days of Agency for your first team.