Website feedback
Website feedback, right on the page.
Point layernote at any site you can open in a browser, from staging to production. Clients pin feedback on the exact element without an account, and your team works through it from one list.
Made slowly,
made to stay.
Stoneware, oak and linen from a small studio in Aarhus.
Thrown, turned and woven by hand, in small runs.
The headline is bigger than in the design. Can it go back to 104 px?
2 repliesBefore layernote
“Fixed.
Can you check?”
In a spreadsheet that message lands somewhere else, and the row stays on open. In layernote it’s a reply under the comment, and the status changes where everyone looks.
The dates field cuts off the end date on a 13-inch laptop.
Marc KellerReplies2
Marc Keller15 min agoThe field is 220 px wide. I will give it the 300 from the design.
Dino4 min agoDeployed. The dates fit now, can you check?
Cabins at the end
of the road.
42 off-grid cabins across Norway and Sweden.
Book a night or a week. The kettle is on.
★ 4.9from 1,240 stays this year
Paste a URL. Share one link.
Every comment lands in one list.
01Create a project
Paste the URL of the site under review. Staging or production, as long as it opens in a browser.
02Share one link
Clients and teammates open the link and comment right on the page, no signup needed.
03Resolve from one list
Every comment lands in one place. Work through them yourself, or hand them to your coding agent.
Everything a review round needs.Nothing for your clients to install.
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Feedback lands on the exact element
Comments pin to the element on the live page, with a screenshot attached. No more guessing which of four buttons they meant.
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Clients review free, without accounts
Share one link and everyone is in. Reviewers never need a login or a paid seat, on any plan.
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No script, no extension
layernote works from the URL. Nothing to install on the site, no browser extension for your clients to fight with.
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Every breakpoint on its own
Switch between desktop, tablet and mobile. Each device keeps its own comments, so a phone bug points at the phone.
Customers
From studios that ship client work.
Flowdough
“I expected another tool my clients would ignore. They actually use it: our last review round went from a week of email ping-pong to one afternoon, without a single call to explain what they meant.”
No. You share one link and clients comment directly on the page as guests. Client reviewers are free on every plan; you only pay for your own team.
Yes. layernote works on any site that opens in a browser without a login, from a staging link to the production domain.
No. layernote works from the URL. There is nothing to add to the site and nothing for reviewers to install.
Yes. Upload them to a Files project next to the site, with the same pins, threads and share link.
Solo starts at $19 per month, flat per workspace instead of per seat, and clients always review free. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card needed.
Because feedback shouldn’t be the hard part.
One link for your clients to review, one list for your team to resolve.