Developers
Fix as you test
Spot ten small things while clicking through your app? Pin them as you go. Your agent applies them all in one run. No prompt writing.
Padding is off on mobile here, match the card above.
Stop explaining which button.
Your client, QA, dev or PM points at it on the live app. Your AI agent gets the exact element and does what's asked. No more the button at the top… no, the other one.
Free, no card Claude Code Codex any agent
Three short stories play here. A client pins the order button and asks for the brand color; the agent edits the component and commits. A QA engineer pins the email field and asks for a Playwright test; the agent writes it and the test passes. A developer pins four small issues while testing; the agent applies them all in one run.
Feedback today is a guessing game
Screenshots, voice notes and "you know the one". Then someone still has to turn it into a prompt.
Without PinSay
- Hey, the button on the payment page looks weirdClient · 9:14
- Which one?You · 9:40
- A blurry screenshot
- This one, on my phone. Make it like the brandClient · 11:02
- Which color exactly? Which page size?You · 11:05
2 hours, 5 messages, still guessing
With PinSay
One pin on the button
Use the brand blue on this button, it looks disabled.
- selector
#checkout .summary button.pay- route
/checkout- viewport
390 × 844, mobile- winning rule
.btn-muted { background: #e5e7eb }- source
CheckoutSummary.tsx:42
1 click. Your agent knows exactly where to go.
The source file shows when source mapping is on (React and Vue on Vite).
One pin. Anyone. Any task.
The click is always the same. What you ask your agent is up to you.
QA · Designers · PMs
Comment on staging, not in tickets
No more "which page?" in Jira. Pin it, say it, or ask the agent to write the automation test your team hasn't had time for.
Write a Playwright test for this form: empty email shows an error.
Clients
No more WhatsApp screenshots
Clients click what they mean and type in their own words and language. No account to learn, nothing to install.
خلي الزرار ده بلون البراند
Three steps from comment to commit
Whoever comments only clicks and types. No code, no ticket.
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Pin it
Open the running app and click the element: a button, a heading, a whole section.
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Say it
Type what should change, in any language. PinSay records where it is and how it looks.
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Your agent does it
It pulls the comment, edits your code and marks it applied with the commit. After deploy, it shows live.
"Doesn't Cursor do this?"
Keep Cursor. Keep Claude Code. PinSay is what feeds them.
Your AI editor alone
- Lives in the developer's editor
- Only the developer can ask
- You describe the element in words
- Feedback still arrives on WhatsApp
Your AI editor + PinSay
- Lives on the running app
- Anyone on the team, even clients, can ask
- The agent gets the exact element, styles and page
- Every request in one queue, tracked to live
Your agent. Your repo. Your review.
PinSay brings the feedback to the tools you already use, and never touches your code itself.
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Any AI agent
CLI, agent skills or MCP server.
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You stay in control
Your agent commits. You review and ship. PinSay never pushes.
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Any language
Arabic, English, any. The agent gets a translation.
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Cost-aware apply
A strong model leads, a cheap one types.
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Local, staging, production
Every comment says where it was made.
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Source mapping
React and Vue on Vite point to the file.
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Browser extension
Chrome or Firefox. Comment on any site, no code change.
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Private by default
Sanitized snapshots, no form values.
Feedback goes where your team works
Send every pinned comment to your chat, your tracker or your own server, and let your AI agent pull the queue.
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Slack
New comments land in a channel, with a button that opens the pin.
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Microsoft Teams
A card in your Teams channel for every new comment.
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Discord
Each comment posts to your server with a link back to the pin.
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Telegram
Get comments in Telegram, with a button that opens the pin.
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GitHub
Each comment opens an issue with its page, element and environment.
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Jira
Comments become Jira issues and move to Done when you complete them.
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Figma
Attach a Figma frame to a comment and see it next to the pin.
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Webhooks
A signed JSON POST to your own server for every event.
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MCP server
Your AI agent reads Ready comments, fixes the code and marks them Completed.
Real teams, real pins
Live, anonymized totals across every workspace, rounded down and refreshed hourly.
Running in a minute
Pick a path. They all end in the same queue.
Run it in your repo. It detects your stack, adds the widget and installs the agent skills.
npx @pinsay/cli@latest initPaste this before the closing body tag of your app. Your project key is in the dashboard.
<script src="https://app.pinsay.dev/widget.js" defer></script>
<pinsay-feedback project="YOUR_PROJECT_KEY" server="https://app.pinsay.dev"></pinsay-feedback>Install the agent skills in your repo, so your agent knows how to read and apply comments.
curl -fsSL https://app.pinsay.dev/install.sh | shPricing
Free plan forever, no card. Paid plans start with a free trial.
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Questions people ask first
What is PinSay?
A comment layer for your running web app. Anyone on the team clicks an element and says what should change. Your AI coding agent gets the exact element and applies the change in your repo.
Is there a free plan?
Yes, free forever with no card. Paid plans add more capacity and start with a free trial. See full pricing
Who can leave comments?
Anyone you add to your workspace: clients, QA, PMs, designers and developers. Clients can get a quick-access account, so they only click and type.
Can my team comment in Arabic?
Yes, in Arabic or any other language. Your agent gets a translation, and the original stays with the comment.
Is it only for feedback?
No. A pin gives your agent the exact element, so you can ask for anything: a fix, a test, copy, an accessibility check.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Click the thing you mean and type what you want. The developer's agent does the rest.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Open the link your team sends you. The comment button is already there.
How do I know it was done?
Each comment shows when it's applied, and when it's live after deploy.
Can I check the fix before it's closed?
Yes. When your comment is applied, you can verify the fix or send it back.
Can I comment on staging and production?
Yes, and on a local build too. Every comment records where it was made.
Which AI agents work with it?
Any agent that can run a terminal command or connect to an MCP server. The CLI and the agent skills hand it the comments; your agent does the work.
Does PinSay run AI or push code for me?
No. Your own AI agent applies the change in your repo and commits it. You review the diff and ship it. PinSay never pushes or deploys.
What do you capture?
The element's selector, the CSS rules that apply to it, the route, the viewport and a sanitized snapshot. Page text is captured by default (an admin can turn it off per project), and private comments stay private. How we handle data
Do I need to change my app?
Add one script tag (the CLI does it for you), or use the browser extension (Chrome or Firefox) and change nothing at all.
Can it point my agent to the source file?
Yes, for React and Vue on Vite. With source mapping on, a comment carries the exact file and component. Source mapping