Visual website feedback, $19 flat, no per-seat pricing
CritSnap is a website feedback widget for freelancers and small dev/design teams. Add one snippet and clients can capture screenshots, annotate them, and send feedback without leaving the page. Feedback syncs to Jira, GitHub Issues, Trello, or Azure DevOps. Email notifications are configurable and off by default. no inbox spam. Free plan for your first project; Pro is $19 per month flat for up to 5 seats, no per-user pricing.
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Solo dev who wants to build and create something for the world
AI video with native sound, paid per clip. Nothing stored.
A calmer Mac menu bar, one click away.
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7MPStorys
but will use in future.
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That's a really good product
Hey everyone 👋 I'm Prashant. I build small products solo — mostly digital tools and templates for other makers and agencies
It looks like a useful product. how does it scale with time?
CritSnap solves a common pain point in a simple and practical way. Being able to capture screenshots, annotate directly on the page, and sync feedback with tools like Jira, GitHub Issues, and Trello can save a lot of back-and-forth during reviews. I also like the flat pricing model—it's refreshing to see a product that's friendly to freelancers and small teams without charging per seat. Wishing you a successful launch and looking forward to seeing how CritSnap evolves!
I build & lead the engineering behind AI agents · Co-Founder & VP R&D @ Dial
Feedback collection is a constant friction point for design teams - gathering visual notes from stakeholders without tools forces async email chains that get lost. The flat-rate pricing removes the per-user blocker that kills adoption on teams. Structural feedback beats generic comments.
I do like the simple pricing model. Monthly recurring payments are not ideal for a lot of people.
Full-stack Developer ( RoR | React | Next | Node | DevOps )
liked the pricing model