Foplink review panel showing an annotation thread on a live website

Foplink

Turn “change this” into feedback your team can act on.

Share a prototype or invite reviewers to comment on a live website. Every note stays connected to the exact page and element, ready for your team or coding agent.

No client account required Hosted and live websites Markdown and JSON exports
Built for Digital agencies Software teams Freelancers In-house product teams

Stop translating screenshots and chat messages into development tasks.

Feedback usually arrives without enough context: a screenshot in chat, a vague sentence, or a call where someone says “the button on the other page.” The next hour disappears into finding the right screen and element.

Foplink keeps the request, page URL, selector, element context, status, and discussion together. Your client sees a simple comment box. Your team gets the technical detail it needs.

Clear for reviewers. Precise for builders.

01

Comment on the real interface

Reviewers click the exact element they mean instead of describing where it is.

02

Keep every decision in context

Replies, status, author, page, and element stay inside one numbered thread.

03

Move directly into implementation

Copy a single task or export the full review as Markdown or JSON for your coding workflow.

04

Review without disrupting access

The Chrome extension works in the reviewer’s current authenticated tab without sharing website credentials with Foplink.

From project to actionable feedback in four steps.

  1. 1

    Create a project

    Upload HTML, CSS, and JavaScript or connect a live website URL.

  2. 2

    Share one invitation

    Send the reusable review link to one client or ten stakeholders.

  3. 3

    Collect pinned comments

    Reviewers enter a name, select an element, and start a thread. No account is required.

  4. 4

    Hand the work to your team

    Copy one annotation or export all open work for a developer or coding agent.

Use the same workflow before and after launch.

Hosted prototype

Upload a small website in seconds.

Send a ZIP, folder, or a set of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. Foplink hosts the review and gives you a unique link.

  • Multiple HTML pages
  • Version replacement
  • Feedback tied to each file

Chrome extension

Review the live product where it already runs.

Invite a client to annotate any HTTP or HTTPS page, including an application they are already signed into.

  • Invitation-based access
  • No client registration required
  • Exact URL and selector captured

Feedback feels as simple as pointing at the screen.

  • No account or payment required
  • A familiar comment-and-reply flow
  • Clear open and resolved states
  • A name instead of technical identity fields

Every comment arrives with implementation context.

  • Separate projects and workspaces
  • URL, CSS selector, XPath, and element metadata
  • Numbered threads and complete conversations
  • Individual copy plus Markdown and JSON exports

Copy the issue, not the explanation around it.

Each copied annotation includes the project, full URL, CSS selector, XPath, element context, reviewer comment, and conversation. Paste it directly into the coding environment where the change will be made.

# Foplink annotation #12

URL: https://app.example.com/billing
CSS selector: #plan-summary button
XPath: /html/body/main/section/button

Reviewer comment:
Remove this option from the form.

Collect what the review needs, not the client’s browsing history.

Foplink asks for an email and optional name when someone creates an account. Guest reviewers can use an automatically generated name. The extension uses the active tab URL to load page feedback and sends element context only when a reviewer creates an annotation.

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The practical details.

Does my client need a Foplink account?

No. A review invitation and a display name are enough. Creating an account is optional for reviewers who want to keep their annotation history.

Can Foplink review a logged-in application?

Yes. The Chrome extension annotates the page already open in the reviewer’s browser. Foplink does not receive the website’s cookies or login credentials.

Can I use feedback with a coding agent?

Yes. Copy one annotation as structured Markdown or export the full project as Markdown, an agent prompt, or JSON.

Can I replace a prototype after making changes?

Yes. Upload the revised files to continue the review while keeping the project and its feedback workflow together.

Give clients an easier way to explain what needs to change.