Feedback from clients, in the same place as the bugs

To comment and approve in Review they join as a viewer, which is free on Prism (up to 10). The Feedback button on your site needs no account: visitors just add their name.

Switch the widget on in the project and paste one script tag. It works only on that project’s site. Lens has it on one project, Prism on every project, without “Powered by UICheck” when you use report branding. You choose the button’s text, its side and up to 5 questions of your own.

No. The tag loads the widget 8 seconds after the page has finished loading, so it is not part of page speed scores or Core Web Vitals, and search engines see nothing of it.

Yes. Set the button to Hidden in the project: visitors don’t see it, and anyone who opens a page with ?uicheck=feedback at the end of the address gets it for that browser tab. The project page has the link ready to copy.

No. The picture is drawn from the page itself, on phones too, with no browser prompt. Only a screen recording asks for permission.

Each person picks it per project: new site reports, comments, replies, status changes, assignments and sign-offs. People mentioned or assigned always hear about it, and nobody gets an email for their own actions.

The comment, a picture of what the visitor saw with their marks (they can blur anything private), the page address, browser, system, window size, console errors and failed requests, what they clicked and which pages they opened in the minute before (never what they typed), and answers to your own questions. On Prism, visitors can also record their screen for up to a minute. UICheck also checks that page at their screen size.