Send your client a link. They click anything on their live website and leave a note. No install, no account. You get the exact element, a screenshot and a thread you can hand to your AI tools.
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Without SiteNote
Hi! Looks great. Few things: can the button thing on the second page be green? And the price for the chair is wrong I think. Also the logo looked tiny on my phone yesterday. Screenshot attached (sorry it's cropped)
With SiteNote
Could this button be our green, like the logo?
/ · a.visit · 1440 × 900 · Chrome
This price is from last year. It's € 640 now.
/collection · .card .price · 1440 × 900 · Chrome
The logo is tiny next to the menu.
/ · header a.logo · 390 × 844 · Safari, iPhone
Example threads from the made-up Halden review above.
SiteNote is a website feedback tool for people who build sites for clients. Your client opens a review link, browses their real, live website and pins comments on any element. Nothing is installed on the site. Each comment arrives as a thread with the page, the element, the screen size, the browser and a screenshot, so you never have to ask which button they meant.
Paste the site's address and send your client the link. Add a password when the site isn't public yet.
They browse their site as usual and click what they want changed. A name the first time, nothing to install, works on a phone.
Who's leaving this note?
Dana Whitfielddana@halden.studioThreads land in your inbox with everything you need. Reply, resolve, or hand a batch to your AI tool.
SiteNote has a built-in MCP server. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client, and it can read the open threads, make the change in your own codebase or site builder, and resolve each thread once you confirm.
get_work_orderAll open threads of a project, oldest first, with screenshots.get_threadOne thread: the conversation, the element's HTML and where it sits.resolve_threadMarks it done and tells the client, after you confirm.ask_clientAsks the client a question in the thread when the note is unclear.claude mcp add --transport http sitenote https://app.sitenote.io/mcp~/halden-site $ claude> work through the open SiteNote threads for halden ● sitenote · get_work_order project="halden" └ 3 open threads · 3 screenshots #3 “Could this button be our green, like the logo?” a.visit · /index · 1440 px edit src/styles/buttons.css +1 −1#2 “This price is from last year. It's € 640 now.” edit content/products/ash-side-chair.md +1 −1 Resolve #2 and #3 and tell Dana? yes✓ resolve_thread #2, #3 · Dana was notified
Every pin records the page, the element, its text and HTML, the screen size and the browser, plus a screenshot of what the client saw.
Lock a review link while the site is still on staging.
Photos, PDFs and brand files, kept in their original quality. Uploads resume if the connection drops.
Clients often look at their site on their phone. They can pin it there too.
Open threads from every client site in one inbox. Resolve them and watch it empty.
Every client project in one inbox, with a clear owner for each thread and less back and forth per launch.
Clients who send feedback you can act on the first time, and a tidy record of what was asked and done.
Marketing, legal and the founder all comment on the same staging site instead of five different emails.
SiteNote is a website feedback tool for agencies, freelancers and in-house web teams. Your client opens a review link, browses their live website inside SiteNote and pins comments on any element. Each comment becomes a thread with the page, the element, the screen size, the browser and a screenshot.
No. They open the link and start clicking. The first time they comment they type their name and email, and that is all. It works in any modern browser, including on their phone.
SiteNote loads the page through its own preview server and adds the comment layer on the way to the browser. Your site is not changed, and nothing is installed on it. That also means it works on sites you do not control the code of.
Most public and staging sites, whatever they are built with: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Framer or hand-written code. A few sites block this, for example behind strict bot protection. During early access you can try it on your own sites before you send a link to a client.
Any tool that supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Windsurf. Each admin connects their own tool once and signs in through the browser.
No. SiteNote runs no AI models and never edits your site. Your own AI tool reads threads only after you connect it, makes changes in your own code or site builder, and resolves a thread only after you confirm.
Pricing is not final yet. We will share it before the public launch.
The SiteNote app runs on servers in the EU. Early-access sign-ups are stored with Cloudflare, in its Western European region.
Feedback on any live website, ready for your AI tools. We're inviting agencies and freelancers in small groups: leave your email and we'll write when there's room for you.
You're on the list.
We'll write when your invite is ready.
Thanks. That helps.