Jam - Collaboratively work on your website right from the page.

I love this tool and the number of integrations with other apps just rocks!

The great idea behind Jam is to save your time and focus on the product!

Wow, I love using Jam!

It's the jam!! 🍓 An amazing product being built by an amazing team. It's the product we've all been needing. @samjbmason and my Desktop can attest to the number of annoying Jira tickets I've made with screenshots covered in red boxes or scribbles. Especially with a remote, globally distributed team, it's an essential collaboration tool for any team looking to ship great products.

Speaking as a former site builder I can see how transformative this is as a way of easily allowing your clients or stakeholders to provide feedback in-situ. Often feedback comes at you from all angles, unstructured and lacking context. This makes life super easy for the stakeholder AND the developer - it’s one of those “aha” moments when you see it working. Love it! https://youtu.be/a4NCnH7RPZY

Our team fell in love with this as soon as we tried it and we got setup in minutes. If you work with product, marketing or engineering teams on a web app, give it a shot and I bet there’s something there for you.

Think it was July / Aug when I heard about Jam for the first time, it was a landing page but the idea -- SUPER COOL! Now it finally launches 🎉

I've been using Jam for a few months now, and I'm a huge fan - I use it to manage feedback on multiple projects with different teams, and it has saved us all hours of collecting screenshots, messages, videos, creating Jira tickets and more. Jam quickly became the go-to tool for managing product feedback anyone I shared it with, and I imagine that trend will continue :) Excited to see what's in store in the future!

Just launched a new version of our product - Jam would've made the whole thing so much less painful. Excited to use this in the future!

Such a great product. Providing feedback on a site, especially for someone not very technical, is hard. I usually do it via email and 50% of my text is trying to describe what object on the page I'm commenting on, rather than on the actual feedback. Jam.dev just reduces friction and allows you to comment quickly and efficiently. Looking forward to see how this product develops!