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Commented lets your team leave threaded feedback directly on a live website, not a separate doc.
Grounded in available product and source data
Feedback on a live site usually ends up scattered across Slack messages, emails, and a screenshot pasted into a doc — Commented is built to annotate and comment on live websites directly instead, attaching a comment to the exact page and element it's about.
Setup runs through either a code snippet or a Chrome extension, and from there a comment sits directly on the live project rather than in a separate feedback thread; a specific piece of text can be highlighted for targeted, actionable feedback rather than a vague note about 'the page.' AI Enhance improves comment or copy quality with relevant suggestions along the way, rather than leaving that entirely to whoever's writing the note.
Comments carry real workflow structure once left — a status, a priority so a team addresses the most critical items first, and an assigned owner for clear accountability, plus a threaded chat for back-and-forth without leaving the comment itself. Public Commenting extends that further to people outside the team entirely, letting anyone leave feedback on a live project with no signup required — useful specifically for client or stakeholder review without an extra account to manage.
The site names four specific team functions it's built for — product management, project management, software development, and UI/UX design — and connects to Jira, Asana, Linear, and Slack so feedback doesn't stay siloed inside Commented itself. A free tier requires no credit card, and the site states a project can be commented on within 60 seconds of getting started.
Not necessarily — setup runs through either a code snippet or a Chrome extension, with the extension specifically framed as the faster way to get started without a development task.
No — since anyone can leave feedback on a live project without an account at all, an outside contractor or one-off reviewer isn't blocked by not having a seat on the team's Commented workspace.
Not necessarily — Commented integrates directly with Jira, Asana, Linear, and Slack, so a comment doesn't have to stay isolated inside Commented and get manually re-entered elsewhere.
Yes — the Mobile SDK is built specifically to integrate precise feedback collection directly into iOS and Android apps, extending the same annotation approach beyond web pages.
Text Highlight attaches feedback to the exact copy in question rather than a general note about the page, which the site frames as producing clearer, more actionable feedback than a broad comment would.
