PinAppAI

For your reviewers

Four ways in. None of them technical.

Reviewers don't create accounts, learn a tool, or install anything unless they want to. Pick the surface that fits each reviewer and each site; every pin lands in the same Inbox either way.

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Review link

Zero setup, send a URL

Send one link and the site opens with the review tools already on it: pins, text selections, screenshots, device view. The reviewer verifies their email once and starts pinning. Nothing embedded, nothing installed.

The live site open through the review link: a heading selected with a pin marker and the composer openHow review links work →
Always on

Embedded widget

Feedback lives on the site itself

One script tag and every page of the deployed site is pinnable, on every visit, at the normal URL. No link to share, no session to start: whoever is allowed just pins the page they are already on.

The widget's three floating buttons in the corner of a live pageHow the widget works →
Own tab, own login

Chrome extension

For logged-in and in-app pages

Reviewers pin in their own browser tab, behind their own login, on pages a shared link can't reach. Sign in once, choose the sites it's active on, and the tools are simply there.

The extension popup with a matched project: Review this page, always-on and Device view togglesAbout the extension →
Voice first

Desktop app

For reviewers who talk faster than they type

A native macOS client that opens any site, drops pins, and takes dictation with native capture. Speak the change; it arrives as a structured request, same as a typed one.

The desktop app signed in: toolbar with URL bar, Inspect and Sessions, Pin, Preview and Record actionsDownload for macOS →
Review linkEmbedded widgetChrome extensionDesktop app
Setup on the siteNoneOne script tagNoneNone
Reviewer installs anythingOne click, onceOne download
Works at the site's normal URL
Works behind the reviewer's loginPartial
Pins, text selections, screenshots
Device view (phone widths)
Voice dictation✓ native
Same Inbox, same change requests

Partial: sites with cookie-based sign-ins work through the review link; app-token logins are where the extension shines.

Which one do you send?

  1. Default to the review link for anyone new: clients, stakeholders, first-time reviewers. Zero friction, covers most reviews end to end.
  2. Embed the widget once a site is in steady iteration: feedback stays available on every page, every visit, and nobody has to remember a special URL.
  3. Switch to the extension when the page lives behind a login, inside an app flow, or on a site with strict security policies.
  4. Offer the desktop app to the reviewer who reviews every day and prefers speaking to typing.