Invite visitors to leave feedback directly on your website. Instead of describing a problem, they can point to it, annotate it, or suggest changes. Their feedback is saved to its own branch in your project, so nothing changes on your live site.
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Pixy team15 August 2026
Written feedback often leaves out the most important part: what the person actually saw.
A visitor might tell you a button is confusing, something looks broken on their phone, or a section would work better somewhere else. You know there's a problem, but you still have to figure out exactly what they mean.
Visitor Feedback gives people a lightweight version of Pixy right on your website. They don't need an account or a full editor. They can comment on elements, highlight areas, move things, remove them, or suggest new content, making it much easier to show you what they're thinking.
You decide when feedback is available, what message visitors see, and where the feedback button appears on your site.
Every suggestion is saved to its own branch in your project. Your live website stays unchanged, and nothing reaches your code until you've reviewed it. You can accept a suggestion, modify it, or ignore it entirely.
Because feedback comes from the live website, it includes the context you need. You'll see the page, the element, the screen size, and the state of the page when the feedback was submitted. Instead of trying to reproduce a bug from a written description, you can open the suggestion and see exactly what the visitor saw.