Huddlekit

Visual website feedback your AI agent can act on

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Visual website feedback your AI agent can act on

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Team collaboration software

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Issue tracking software

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Testing and QA software

Huddlekit is a visual feedback tool for websites. Clients and teammates pin comments on your live or staging site with no extension, code or account. Every comment comes with a screenshot, page path, browser, OS and CSS selector, then moves across a task board to resolved. Send feedback to Linear, ClickUp, Notion, Asana or Slack, or let Claude, Claude Code and Cursor fix it over MCP. It also reviews web apps, images, PDFs and video. Free plan with unlimited guests.

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Huddlekit

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Website feedback your AI agent can act on

Clients pin comments on your live or staging site, with no extension, code or account. Each one comes with a screenshot, browser, OS and CSS selector. New since our first launch: an MCP server, so Claude, Claude Code and Cursor can read comments, fix the code and resolve them. Two-way status sync with Linear, ClickUp and Notion, plus Asana, Slack, Zapier, webhooks and an API. Drawing on the page, a widget for web apps, and image, PDF and video review.

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Launch tags:Design Tools•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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ClarifyThe full-stack AI CRM for modern GTM teams

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Hi Product Hunt, Kevin here, the maker of Huddlekit. We launched here a year ago as an annotation and QA tool for web designers. A lot has shipped since then, so here's what changed. The core is the same. Paste a URL, and clients or teammates click anywhere on the live site to leave a comment. No extension, no code, and guests don't need an account. Every comment comes with a screenshot, the page, browser, OS and CSS selector, so nobody has to ask "which page, which device?". What's new: 1. MCP server. Claude, Claude Code and Cursor can read open comments, fix the code, reply and mark them resolved. A client flags a padding issue on mobile, and your agent ships the fix. 2. Integrations. Linear, ClickUp and Notion with two-way status sync, plus Asana, Slack, Zapier, webhooks and a REST API. 3. Draw on the page. Boxes, arrows and freehand marks, saved into the screenshot your tools receive. 4. More than websites. A widget for web apps behind a login, and review for images, PDFs and video. There's a free plan with unlimited guests, and paid plans are billed per workspace, not per seat. I'd love your honest feedback, especially if you already hand client or QA feedback to an AI agent. What should it do next? Kevin

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Previous Huddlekit Launches

HuddlekitWebsite annotation & QA tool

Launched on August 19th, 2025