URL-based review links
Create a review link for any live URL so collaborators can leave feedback directly on the page instead of sending screenshots or annotations.
dot.
dot. is a feedback tool for live prototypes and web pages that lets collaborators pin comments directly on a shared URL. It supports a Claude connector workflow and does not require reviewers to sign up.
Overview
dot. is a feedback layer for AI-built prototypes and other live web builds. It lets you turn a URL into a review link so people can leave comments by clicking directly on the page, rather than marking up screenshots or writing feedback in chat.
The home page positions the product around workflows from Claude, Lovable, Cursor, v0, Webflow, and Framer. It also highlights an official Anthropic connector for Claude, making dot. useful when you want to gather review comments without exporting, bundling, or deploying a separate feedback system.
Core features
Pinned on-page comments
Let viewers click any point on the live build to pin a comment, which keeps feedback anchored to the area being discussed.
Claude connector workflow
Use dot. from within Claude through the official connector and generate a shareable review link without leaving the conversation.
No-signup reviewing
Share feedback pages with teammates, clients, or PMs in any browser; reviewers do not need an account to participate.
Notifications and history
Track feedback with email notifications and feedback history, with retention and badge behavior depending on the plan shown on the home page.
Plan-based project management
Support basic project organization and plan-based limits, including a free option, individual plan, and team workspace option shown on the home page.
Common use cases
Prototype review
Generate a review link for a prototype built in Claude, Lovable, Cursor, or v0 so stakeholders can respond on the live page instead of through screenshots.
Client and stakeholder feedback
Share a live web page with a client or PM and collect location-specific comments without asking them to learn a new tool or create an account.
Claude-centered iteration
Keep the feedback loop inside a Claude conversation by asking the connector to add dot. feedback to a build and create a shareable review link.
General web page review
Use dot. when you need page-anchored feedback on anything with a URL, including sites created in Webflow or Framer.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works with any live URL, including prototypes created in several AI and web-building tools.
- Feedback is pinned to the page itself, which is clearer than screenshots for visual review.
- Reviewers can comment without creating an account.
- The workflow is designed to stay inside Claude when using the connector, reducing context switching.
- The home page shows multiple plan options, including a free tier and a team workspace option.
Cons
- The dedicated pricing page at /pricing currently returns a 404, so plan details are not fully verifiable from the site.
- Only the Claude connector is explicitly confirmed in the source; other integrations are mentioned as supported by URL, but not detailed.
FAQ
What does dot. do?
dot. is designed for shared feedback on live prototypes and other build URLs. The home page says anyone can click anywhere on the build to pin comments, without signups, screenshots, or bundling.
How do you add a project to dot.?
The source says you can paste any URL from any tool or embed the script, and that dot. also connects with Claude through an official connector to create review links from within a Claude conversation.
Do reviewers need to sign up?
Review links are meant to be opened in a browser by collaborators, who can pin comments directly on the live page. The home page also says reviewers do not need an account.
Is pricing page available?
The pricing section shown on the home page includes a Free plan, an Individual plan, and a Team plan. However, the dedicated pricing URL currently returns a 404 page, so plan details may need verification on the live site before publishing pricing-sensitive copy.
Which integrations are supported?
The home page references the official Claude connectors directory and says dot. can be used from Claude, but the source does not list other confirmed integrations in detail.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Feedback tool
- Primary workflow
- Turn a live URL into a shareable review link with pinned comments
- Supported source pages
- Home page plus a pricing URL that currently returns 404
- Notable integration
- Official Claude connector
- Pricing shape shown on home page
- Free, Individual, and Team plans are listed
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